Buildings with low open violation rates near Botanic Garden station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on open NYC open-record signals. The goal is to surface buildings that currently show lower open violation activity in the underlying data.

Use it to shortlist buildings quickly, then verify key details with the building directly during your tour. Open-record signals help you prioritize, but they don’t replace a current, on-the-ground check.

They can lag real-world conditions because they rely on public records. Ask management about the latest status of repairs and any outstanding items before you sign.

Ask what maintenance is planned, whether any recent violations or complaints were resolved, and who to contact for repairs once you move in. If there’s anything flagged in records, request the most current explanation.

It means the page is scoped to buildings near Botanic Garden station within the Openigloo filter’s defined area. Use the map/details on each building page to confirm the exact commute and location.

Yes. Even if open-violation activity is low, you still need to confirm the full monthly cost and move-in terms (rent, security deposit, broker fees if applicable, and what utilities or services are included).

Openigloo organizes building pages so you can pair the open-violation signal with other available building context (such as renter-focused notes and ratings where provided), then validate details directly with the building before committing.