Buildings with low open violation rates near the 2 train in Longwood

It’s an Openigloo filter that prioritizes buildings with fewer active open-violation items based on open records. You can still compare categories and timing on each building’s page and confirm details directly with the building staff.

No. Low open-violation rates mean fewer active items in the open-record signal, not a guarantee that there are no issues now or in the future. Ask the building for current status on any concerns you care about.

Openigloo uses NYC open-records signals to surface open-violation rates at the building level. Because record updates can lag, it’s still smart to ask the building directly about current conditions.

It helps narrow results to buildings near the 2 train corridor, but it doesn’t replace checking the route you’ll actually take. Confirm walking distance to the station entrance and typical travel time.

Ask management how they handle repairs tied to the violation categories you see on the building page, request a maintenance timeline, and clarify expectations for response times. Also review the full move-in cost and who pays utilities.

They’re a useful supplement, but they reflect individual experiences and timelines. Pair them with the building’s open-record signal and ask targeted questions about what you’re seeing in day-to-day conditions.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.