Buildings with low historical violations near Beverly Rd station in NYC

It’s a filter built from NYC open records that summarizes historical violations for a building. Use it as a screening signal, then confirm the current situation directly with the building or management.

11+ buildings match this combined filter in the current Openigloo snapshot.

No. Records can lag real-world conditions, and a building can address problems without the data updating immediately. Treat the filter as a starting point and ask specific questions during tours.

It comes from NYC open records that Openigloo uses to power building-level signals. Because these are administrative records, they may not reflect every in-progress repair or unit-specific concern.

Yes. Ask how repairs are handled, what documentation exists for recent work, and whether there are any current incidents or ongoing inspections affecting your unit or floor.

Confirm the deposit and move-in fees, utility responsibilities, lease start/end terms, and the process for maintenance requests. Also confirm that the specific unit you’re offered matches what was shown on the listing.

Look for recurring themes in renter feedback (maintenance responsiveness, communication, and noise). Then align those themes with what management tells you about your move-in timeline and any unit-specific concerns.