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

It means the buildings shown have low open violation rates based on NYC open-record data. Openigloo uses those signals to help you narrow options, but you should still confirm current conditions with the building.

Openigloo pulls from NYC open records for building-related violations. Because records update on a schedule, the open/closed status you see may lag what’s happening in real life.

No. Low open violation rates are an indicator, not a guarantee. Tenant Q&A and reviews can help you spot patterns that may not be reflected in open-records at the time you search.

This page is scoped to the Bedford Av station area as defined in Openigloo’s building-to-station matching. If a building matters to you, confirm the actual walking time and commute route before committing.

Ask what the most recent remediation timeline is for any past violations, whether any new issues are in progress, and how maintenance requests are handled. Request documentation where relevant.

Not directly. Violation signals help you filter buildings, but rent, lease length, renewal terms, and move-in costs are separate factors you should verify building by building.

Use reviews and tenant Q&A to validate what the data can’t show well, like how quickly issues get fixed, common-area upkeep, noise levels, and day-to-day management practices.