Buildings with low open violation rates near 82 St-Jackson Hts station in NYC

It refers to buildings flagged through NYC open-record signals as having a low number of open violations. Openigloo surfaces this as a screening factor, but you should still verify conditions with the building directly.

The signals are derived from NYC open records. Because records can lag real-world conditions and timelines, you may see differences between what’s reported and what’s happening today.

No. It means the building has fewer open items in the available data. Conditions can change, and some issues may not be reflected in the same way, so ask management about current status and remediation.

Ask about the most recent maintenance requests, how quickly repairs are handled, heat/hot water reliability, pest prevention/response, and whether any active work is underway that isn’t reflected in open records.

Openigloo pairs the filter with tenant-sourced context like reviews and building Q&A. Use that to look for recurring patterns (not just one-off comments) and to frame better questions.

The filter is about violation signals, not pricing rules. Still confirm the full monthly cost, deposit and fee requirements, lease terms, and any documentation you’ll need for move-in.

Use it as a starting point to shortlist. Then validate with showings, direct questions, and consistent tenant feedback on the building page before you sign.