Buildings with low open violation rates near 79 St station in NYC

It’s an open-record indicator used to highlight buildings that currently show fewer open violations. Conditions can change, so treat it as a screening signal—not a guarantee about future maintenance.

It scopes the building results to the area around the 79 St station, so you can compare buildings within the same commuting zone.

Open-record data can lag real-world conditions. If you’re seriously considering a building, ask management directly about the status of any outstanding work and what repairs are planned next.

Confirm the repair/maintenance process, current status of reported issues, expected timelines, and any building policies that affect your move-in (access hours, utilities, package procedures, and lease start date).

Not automatically. The filter is about the violation signal; fees and lease terms are set by the specific building and landlord, so review the full cost breakdown during application.

They add renter perspective on responsiveness and day-to-day management—useful context when you’re using open-record signals to shortlist buildings.

Yes. Schedule a walkthrough, ask targeted questions about recent repairs and common-area conditions, and request clarity on any concerns you’ve found in the building details before committing.