Buildings with low historical violations near Broadway station in NYC

It means the building’s historical violation profile is comparatively low based on open records used by Openigloo. It’s a signal to help you start a smarter shortlist, not a real-time guarantee.

Not fully. Historical data can lag what’s happening now. You should still ask for the latest inspection results, review how issues are handled, and verify pest-control and maintenance practices directly with the building.

The Broadway-4 component of the filter scopes the results to buildings located near the Broadway station corridor associated with that transit line. Exact walking distance can vary block to block.

Confirm maintenance responsiveness, ask about any recurring problems (like pests, heat, hot water, or recurring repairs), and request any recent documentation the building has available. Also verify the full cost (deposit, utilities, fees) beyond the monthly asking rent.

No. The filter is about low historical violations, not a zero-violation guarantee. Use the building page signals alongside tenant feedback and direct questions to the manager.

They’re based on NYC open records that Openigloo incorporates into building profiles. Because records may not reflect immediate conditions, consider this as one input alongside on-the-ground confirmation.

Yes. If tenant feedback repeatedly points to slow repairs, unresolved issues, or recurring pest problems, treat that as a priority to investigate—low historical signals don’t override lived experience.