Buildings with low historical violations near Beverley Rd station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter meant to surface buildings with fewer historical violations in the underlying NYC public records. It’s about prior reporting, not a real-time inspection or an approval of current conditions.

No. Data can lag real-world conditions, and issues can be unit-specific or newly introduced. Treat it as a starting signal and confirm directly with the building.

The page scope is tied to the Beverley Rd station area, based on how Openigloo groups buildings by location. Use the map/area controls on the building pages to fine-tune walking distance.

Ask what changes or fixes have been made since any prior violations, whether there are any current open complaints, and how requests are handled (response times, written work orders, and inspection process).

Yes. Use Openigloo review context and tenant Q&A to look for recurring themes around maintenance, responsiveness, and common problem areas—then confirm details for the specific unit you’re considering.

Yes. The filter only covers the historical-violation signal and location. You should still confirm the full move-in cost (deposit and any required fees), utilities setup, and repair responsibilities in the lease.

From the building directly. Request documentation for recent repairs, ask about any ongoing issues, and ensure repair commitments are clear in writing before move-in.