Buildings with low open violation rates near the 5 train in Longwood

It’s a filter based on open-data violation signals, aiming to surface buildings with lower ongoing (open) issues. You should still confirm the current situation with the building for the specific property and unit.

It narrows results to buildings in Longwood that are near the 5 train corridor for practical commuting. Always double-check your exact route and walking time for the times you’ll commute.

No. The filter can reduce risk, but it doesn’t eliminate maintenance or compliance problems. Use the open-data signal as a starting point, then ask management for the most recent updates.

They come from NYC open records reflected in Openigloo’s data. That means conditions on the ground can change, so consider the numbers directional and verify directly with the building.

Ask about current maintenance priorities, any active compliance items, and how tenant-reported issues are handled. Also confirm unit-specific details like start date, rent, renewal terms, deposits, and any move-in requirements.

This page is focused on buildings that match your filters. Within those buildings, availability and lease terms can vary by unit, so confirm the lease structure and total monthly cost with the building.

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