Buildings with low open violation rates near 52 St station in NYC

It combines a location signal around 52 St station with a low open violation rate indicator based on NYC open records, so you’re starting from buildings with fewer open items to investigate.

There are 278+ buildings showing under this filter on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

No. It’s a data-based starting point using open records, which can lag real-world conditions and may not capture issues that are not yet reflected in the dataset.

Openigloo uses NYC open-record sources to surface open violation signals. Because records update on their own schedules, the information may not reflect changes that happened after the most recent update.

Ask about any current or recently resolved issues, the expected timeline for remaining work (if any), and the process for submitting maintenance requests. Also confirm that the unit you’re considering is in the condition advertised.

Yes. Low open violation rates reduce one risk signal, but they don’t replace an in-person inspection, walkthrough, and confirmation of maintenance responsibilities, utilities, and any building-wide policies that could affect daily living.

Use reviews to understand day-to-day patterns (responsiveness, common issues, move-in experience), then treat the violation signal as one layer of due diligence. Always confirm specifics with the building for the exact unit and lease term you’re considering.