Buildings with low open violation rates near 75 Av station in NYC

It means the building’s currently open violation rate is lower based on NYC open records. This is a screening signal, not a guarantee that every unit is in perfect condition today.

They come from public open data and may lag real-world conditions. Ask the building directly about current status, remediation, and any ongoing work affecting the specific apartment.

Openigloo helps you narrow to buildings that match your criteria, then adds building-level context like scores and tenant Q&A so you can ask targeted questions before you apply for apartments for rent.

Not necessarily. Even with lower reported open items, repairs, inspections, and resident experiences can differ by unit, floor, and building operations. Use the Q&A and confirm with management.

Ask about recent repairs, current pest-control practices, and any outstanding work orders that could affect move-in. Also confirm how long issues take to resolve and whether there are any unit-specific constraints.

The filter is about open-violation rates, not pricing. Fees, deposits, utilities responsibility, and lease terms still vary by building, so review the offer details carefully.

Start with Openigloo’s building context (scores and tenant Q&A), then compare practical items: unit condition, maintenance responsiveness, move-in timeline, and the specific apartment’s costs and rules.