Buildings with low open violation rates near Apollo Global Management in NYC

It’s based on open violations reflected in NYC open-records style data, surfaced at the building level. Lower rates indicate fewer currently open issues in the dataset, not that a building has no maintenance problems.

It narrows the building set to those associated with the Apollo Global Management company, so you can compare buildings under that management scope with the low-violation filter applied.

No. Public-record-based signals can lag real-world conditions. Before signing, ask the building for the current status of any relevant complaints and for documentation or timelines for recent repairs.

Confirm the full financial picture (rent plus any move-in fees and deposits), ask about repair response for your specific unit concerns, and review renewal terms and any restrictions that apply to your lease.

Openigloo’s compliance indicators are derived from publicly available NYC open records. Because records may take time to update, conditions can change between updates.

It reduces the chance of currently open issues in the dataset, but it’s not a guarantee. Look at tenant experiences, maintenance practices, and current unit conditions during your showing.

Use reviews/Q&A to validate whether the building follows through in practice (repair timelines, communication, and follow-up). Treat the violation filter as one input, then cross-check with direct questions to the building.