Buildings with low open violation rates near 77 St station in NYC

It refers to how many open violations are indicated in NYC records at the time of the Openigloo data snapshot. The goal is to help you focus your search, not to prove a building has zero issues.

The page combines location context (near the 77 St station area) with the low-open-violation filter, so you can compare buildings using the same criteria set and then validate details via tenant Q&A and building records.

Not necessarily. Violations and repairs can change over time, and some unit-specific conditions may not show up in building-level signals. You should still inspect the specific unit and ask for recent repair documentation.

Openigloo uses NYC open records tied to violations. Those datasets can lag real-world conditions, so it’s important to ask the building directly about current status and any outstanding repair work.

No. Even with low open-violation signals, you should tour, document the unit condition, confirm maintenance processes, and review lease terms before committing.

Ask for the current repair status of any relevant items, whether there are pest-control or maintenance plans, who to contact for emergencies, and how the building tracks and closes violation-related repairs.

Treat what you observe as your primary evidence. Bring it up with leasing right away, request written follow-up, and consider reassessing the building if issues persist or timelines are unclear.