Buildings with low open violation rates near Baychester Av station in NYC

It refers to buildings that have relatively low open-violation indicators based on NYC open records. Open status can change over time, so use this as a screening signal, not a guarantee of current conditions.

No. “Low” is a comparative filter. You should still verify the current condition of the unit and the building—especially for items like heat, hot water, pests, and repairs—directly with the building or superintendent.

The page focuses on buildings near Baychester Av station for your search area. If you commute by a specific entrance or line connection, double-check the distance and travel time for your route.

They can lag real-world conditions because records update on their own timeline. If you’re seeing ongoing problems or recent complaints, ask for documentation and recent repair history from the management office.

Ask for the building’s latest maintenance/repair status, how quickly requests are handled, and whether there are any currently open issues that could affect living conditions during your lease term.

Openigloo helps you narrow down options using renter input and building-level signals, but you should still contact the building. Verify details like repairs, access policies, and move-in readiness before you sign.

Make a short list and request a walkthrough, confirm recent repair work, and ask for clear timelines. Then compare the total monthly cost and lease terms (including deposits and any fees) before committing.