Buildings with low open violation rates near Beach 98 St station in NYC

It’s a filter that screens for buildings with relatively lower rates of open violations based on NYC open-data sources. Use it as a shortlist signal, not a guarantee that issues can’t arise after move-in.

The Beach 98 St filter limits the building search area to the station vicinity. Pairing it with the low-open-violations filter further narrows to buildings that match both criteria.

Openigloo uses NYC open records to compile violation indicators. Those records can lag real-world conditions, so treat the signal as a starting point and confirm with the building directly.

No. The filter helps you prioritize, but conditions can change. Ask management about current repair status, documentation, and recent inspection outcomes before signing.

Ask what maintenance staff do for the specific concerns tenants mention, whether any open items are already resolved or scheduled, and the expected repair timelines. Also confirm fees, deposits, utilities responsibility, and lease renewal terms.

They focus on items that appear in NYC open records. Not every building problem shows up there, and new issues may not yet appear. Use reviews and Q&A to fill in the gap.

Openigloo currently shows 58+ eligible buildings for the Beach 98 St area combined with low-open-violations screening.