Buildings with low open violation rates near 57 St-7 Av station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-violation signals from NYC open records. “Low” here is relative to other nearby buildings in the dataset, intended for screening—not for certifying current conditions.

Not always. Open-record updates can lag. Even if the count is low, confirm details with the building directly and ask about any active work orders or recent follow-ups.

No. Low open-violation rates only reflect what’s currently shown in the open-data source. Units can still have issues (repairs, pests, noise), so you should verify by asking and inspecting when possible.

Each building page pairs the open-data signal with tenant-focused content and context from rated buildings. Use the notes and tenant questions to understand day-to-day conditions and responsiveness.

Ask about recent or ongoing repairs, how complaints are handled, inspection or documentation processes, and what to expect for move-in and maintenance requests. If you saw any related patterns in tenant notes, bring them up directly.

It means the building is included in the filter set for the 57 St–7 Av area used by Openigloo. Use the map on the building page to gauge exact proximity and travel time for your routine.

Use it for narrowing your shortlist, then confirm lease specifics (term, renewal terms if applicable, and move-in requirements) and full monthly costs. The total move-in and ongoing cost matters even if the building’s open-violation signal looks favorable.