Buildings with low open violation rates near Beach 67 St station in NYC

“beach-67-st” scopes the search to buildings near the Beach 67 St station area. “low-open-violations” filters to buildings with relatively fewer open violations in the underlying open-records signals.

There are 58+ buildings on Openigloo that match the beach-67-st + low-open-violations filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

No. It means the building’s open-violation indicator is relatively low based on available open data. You should still ask the building directly about current conditions and any ongoing repairs.

Openigloo uses NYC open-records signals to help renters research. Like any record-based dataset, it may lag real-world conditions; verify by contacting building management.

Yes. Ask what the most recent items are, whether they’re resolved, what’s pending, and whether there are any recurring maintenance or pest-prevention issues. Request an update in writing if possible.

Use reviews/Q&A to spot patterns in day-to-day management (repairs, communication, cleanliness, pest response). Then align those observations with what the building says about current status.

The indicator can change as records update. Use the Openigloo page to see current matches, but confirm the latest status with the management office before committing.