Buildings with low open violation rates near Avenue P station in NYC

It means the building is filtered using NYC open-record signals about currently open violations. Use it as a starting point, then verify the latest on-the-ground conditions directly with the building.

205+ buildings match the page’s filters as of 2026-07-07.

No. Open-records reflect reported/recorded items and may not capture everything happening in real time. You should still tour, inspect, and ask management targeted questions.

From NYC open data signals that track open violations at the building level. These records can lag real-world conditions, so treat them as directional and confirm directly.

Ask whether there are any recent changes, how long fixes typically take, what maintenance system is used, and whether tenants can report issues and get updates. If the building has any history, request the current status and resolution details.

Yes—Openigloo building pages typically connect the building filter with what’s on the market now. Still confirm availability and lease terms with the landlord or management.

Reviews and tenant Q&A can add renter perspective on responsiveness, repair quality, and whether issues are addressed consistently—information the open-data signals don’t always explain.