Buildings with low historical violations near 96 St station in NYC

It’s a building filter based on historical violation signals available through NYC open-record style data. It helps you start with buildings that show fewer issues in the historical dataset.

This scope is the page’s location filter, which limits results to buildings in the area around 96 St station so you can focus on the commute zone you care about.

No. Historical data may lag real-world conditions. You should still ask the building directly about current repairs, maintenance backlog, pests, and any ongoing work.

The violation signals are derived from public/open-data sources. That data can lag or miss conditions that weren’t recorded the same way, so treat it as a starting signal, not a guarantee.

Ask about current maintenance procedures, how quickly work orders are handled, what the resident contact path is for urgent issues, and whether there are any active complaints or planned remediation.

Yes. Even with the right building signals, you still need to confirm the full monthly cost details (including deposits, broker fees where applicable, and utilities) and the exact lease terms for the unit you choose.

Use them to validate patterns you see in the building profile—like responsiveness, communication, and move-in experience—and then ask follow-up questions to confirm anything that matters to you.