Buildings with low open violation rates near 62 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation data, intended to surface buildings with fewer active items in that category. You should still request the building’s most current status before applying.

Openigloo aggregates open-record signals and pairs them with renter-focused context like review history and other building information, so you can compare buildings. The only way to confirm current conditions is to ask management directly.

No. Even with a low open-violations signal, conditions can change and records can lag reality. Use the filter to shortlist, then confirm fixes, correction dates, and ongoing maintenance with the building.

Ask what violations (if any) are still open, what’s been corrected, the expected completion timelines, who oversees compliance, and how maintenance requests are handled. If you see anything referenced online, ask for current documentation.

Yes. The violation filter doesn’t control the lease. Review the full monthly cost (rent plus any broker fee, deposits, and utilities) and confirm any move-in requirements, building rules, and application steps.

This scope is based on the page’s filter around 62 St station. Since “near” can vary by route and walking tolerance, confirm the exact walking time to your specific entrance or line on your tour day.

Treat reviews and open-data signals as complementary. If renters mention persistent maintenance, ask for the building’s plan, response timelines, and evidence of completed work before you sign.