What does “low historical violations” mean on this page?

It means the building is included based on open-data signals from NYC records for historical violations, and then filtered to a low-violation set. It’s a screening input, not a guarantee about current conditions.

How close is “near Bank of New York (BNY)” in this search?

The page scope is set to buildings in NYC associated with the Bank of New York (BNY) area in the Openigloo map search. The exact radius is handled by the site’s location matching, so check the building’s address before touring.

Does this filter cover only specific violation types?

The filter is designed around “historical violations” broadly as captured in open records. Review the building’s details on the listing page to see what’s driving the inclusion and to spot any categories that matter for your priorities.

Can historical violations be different from what I experience today?

Yes. Public records can lag real-world changes, and historical data may not reflect recent fixes or new issues. Ask the building directly about current maintenance status and any active complaints.

Should I still ask about pests, heat/hot water, or safety even if violations are low?

Yes. Low historical violations can reduce risk, but it doesn’t replace in-person verification. Confirm procedures for reporting problems, pest history, and how quickly the building addresses heat/hot-water and safety concerns.

How many buildings match this filter right now?

There are 15+ buildings in the filtered set on this page as of 2026-07-07. Use that shortlist to compare options and confirm details with each building.

Where does Openigloo fit in besides the violations filter?

Openigloo adds renter-first context: tenant reviews, building-level signals from open-data, and a way to ask questions. Use these to build a checklist for showings and lease decisions—not just to rely on the filter label.

Buildings with low historical violations near Bank of New York (BNY) in NYC

This page narrows NYC buildings near Bank of New York (BNY) to a set of 15+ that have low historical violations. Use it to compare buildings, starting with a violations filter and then checking the details that affect your move. Openigloo helps you sort faster by bringing together building signals and renter-focused context. You can read what tenants report through Openigloo reviews, review the underlying open-data signals behind “historical violations,” and ask questions before you commit to a lease—so you’re not relying on hearsay or a single document.

Buildings with low historical violations near Bank of New York (BNY) in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near Bank of New York (BNY) in NYC

50 Murray Street

110 Washington Street

8 Spruce Street

19 Dutch Street

90 West Street

110 Greenwich Street

123 Washington Street

400 Chambers Street

399 Chambers Street

113 Nassau Street

95 Worth Street

211 North End Avenue

111 Fulton St

2 River Terrace

124 Nassau Street

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