Buildings with low historical violations near 7 Av station in NYC

It’s a filter built from open-data violation signals, selecting buildings with lower historical counts than other options. Always confirm current conditions with the building because real-world issues can change after records are updated.

The “7-av-41” filter is a location signal used to surface buildings near the 7 Av corridor area you’d target for commuting. Check the exact address and your preferred entrance/line before scheduling.

No. The filter is based on historical open-data patterns, which may lag present conditions. Treat it as a starting point, then verify directly with management and through renter-reported experiences.

Openigloo uses signals derived from NYC open records to help you compare buildings. Because these records can update on a schedule, you should still ask the building for the latest status and maintenance history.

Ask about current maintenance workflows, recent issue resolution (including timing), pest-control procedures, and how they track repairs. If anything concerns you, reference it directly and request recent documentation.

The filter is focused on building eligibility signals, not lease economics. Before applying, review the full monthly cost (asking rent plus fees/deposit requirements) and confirm lease terms, renewal expectations, and any additional charges.

There are 36+ buildings on this Openigloo page that match the 7-av-41 location signal and the low-historical-violations filter (as of 2026-07-07).