Buildings with low open violation rates near 74 St-Broadway station in NYC

It’s an open-data filter that prioritizes buildings with a lower count of open items in the public record. It’s meant to help you start with buildings that appear to have fewer currently open violations.

This page is scoped to the station-area search you’re using in Openigloo, so the results should fall within the area the site defines for that transit hub rather than across all NYC.

No. It only reflects what’s currently recorded as open in the open-data source. Real-world conditions can change, so confirm details with the building and ask about the specific categories you’re concerned about.

Openigloo uses publicly available open records to surface maintenance/compliance indicators. Like any open-data feed, it can lag behind on-the-ground fixes and may not reflect after-the-fact closures instantly.

Ask about the status of any open or recent items, what maintenance workflows look like, and what documentation they can provide for completed work. If you see a prior issue in feedback, ask how it was addressed.

No. Use open-data signals and renter Q&A to narrow your options, then do the usual steps: tour the unit, check for current condition, and get clear answers in writing where possible.