Buildings with low open violation rates near Borough Hall station in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records that track violations that are still open. Openigloo surfaces these signals so you can compare buildings, then verify details with management because records can lag real-world conditions.

No. The filter helps you narrow options using open-data signals, but it may lag what’s happening today. Always ask the building directly about current status, timelines, and how issues are being addressed.

Openigloo uses NYC open records for violation indicators. Because public datasets update on their own schedules, the “open” status may not reflect the most recent fixes.

No. This page is scoped to the Borough Hall station area using Openigloo’s borough-hall filter. If you broaden filters, your results can expand beyond the immediate commute radius.

Ask what’s currently open vs. resolved, whether repairs are completed, the expected resolution date for any remaining items, and whether there are any recurring issues. If possible, ask for documentation tied to specific violation numbers.

Use tenant Q&A to understand day-to-day experiences (responsiveness, maintenance quality, and common problem areas) while treating open-violation indicators as a separate, checkable signal. Together they help you ask targeted questions.

Shortlist based on your must-haves (unit condition, lease terms, and building services) and then verify current status with management. Ask about any recent updates to open items and request a written summary of what will be addressed before move-in.