Buildings with low open violation rates near 80 St station in NYC

It uses open-record signals to identify buildings with a lower rate of open violations. It’s meant for screening, so you should still ask the building for the most current status during your process.

The page scope applies your search to buildings in the area around the 80 St station, then layers the low-open-violations filter on top of that shortlist.

No. Open-record data may not capture very recent changes, and conditions can vary by unit and time. Use the filter to narrow options, then verify directly with management.

Openigloo’s violation signals come from publicly available NYC records. Like all open-data sources, they can lag behind real-world conditions, so confirm current status in writing if possible.

Ask whether any violations are currently active, what repairs were completed, whether there are ongoing remediation timelines, and who to contact for maintenance while you’re living there.

Fees vary by building and unit. Before you sign, confirm the application fee, broker fee (if any), security deposit, and which utilities are included so you can estimate the full monthly cost.

As of 2026-07-07, the shortlist includes 105+ buildings that match the 80 St + low-open-violations filters.