Buildings with low historical violations near 5 Av station in NYC

It’s a filter based on publicly available NYC open-records signals about historical building violations. It’s meant to help you compare buildings, but you still need to confirm current conditions with management.

Openigloo shows 19+ buildings that fit the “5-av + low-historic-violations” scope as of today.

No. NYC open-records data can lag behind real-world conditions, and new issues may not yet appear. Use it as a starting point, then ask the building directly about current status.

The low-historic-violations signal uses NYC open records. Because they reflect recorded history, they may not reflect conditions that changed after the most recent data update.

Ask about current maintenance backlogs, pest prevention practices, timelines for any open work, and how they handle tenant reports. If anything concerns you, ask for specifics you can verify in writing.

Use tenant Q&A for day-to-day context (responsiveness, repair quality, common issues). Then compare that narrative with the building page’s publicly available signals and what’s happening during your walkthrough.

Yes. The violations filter narrows buildings, and each building page shows any current apartments for rent plus relevant leasing details. Still, confirm total monthly cost and move-in requirements for the specific unit.