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

It’s a data signal used by Openigloo to surface buildings with lower counts of open violations. The goal is to help you narrow options, not to replace questions you should ask the building.

Use it as a starting point: review the building page, read tenant Q&A, and then confirm current conditions and any pending items with the superintendent or management during your tour.

It’s based on NYC open records captured into Openigloo’s building signals. Real-world conditions can change, and records can lag between inspection cycles.

No. “Low” is relative based on the open-records signal at the time of the snapshot. You should still ask for the latest status and documentation the building can share.

Ask about how maintenance requests are tracked, typical repair timelines, and whether any currently open items affect the unit you’re considering.

Yes. Review the full cost details on the building/unit page—application fees, security deposit, and any move-in or recurring charges can affect affordability even when asking rent is reasonable.

Yes, the scope uses the “avenue-u” filter to target buildings near Avenue U station, then applies the low-open-violations signal to narrow eligible buildings.