What does 'low open violation rates' mean?

It indicates that a building has a minimal number of unresolved violations with NYC authorities, suggesting a safer living environment.

How can I check for new violations after my initial search?

You can regularly check the NYC open records or ask the building management for any updates before leasing.

What should I do if I find a violation after moving in?

Report it to your landlord or building management immediately and follow up to ensure it gets resolved.

How do the building conditions compare to other neighborhoods?

University Heights buildings with low open violations can be checked against neighborhoods like Concourse, Fordham, and more, which also have numerous options.

Is there a risk with buildings that have low open violations?

While low violations are a good sign, be sure to inspect the building and confirm any other issues disclosed by the management.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now?

Concourse with 1,704+ buildings, Fordham with 966+ buildings, Norwood with 740+ buildings, Soundview with 2,475+ buildings, Kingsbridge Heights with 546+ buildings.

How reliable are Openigloo’s reviews?

Our reviews are collected from current and former tenants, providing a clearer picture of the building conditions and tenant experiences.

Buildings with low open violation rates in University Heights

University Heights is a residential area situated in the Bronx, known for its community vibe and accessibility. With approximately 186+ buildings in the neighborhood, it's an area that offers various housing options for prospective renters. The average building rating in University Heights is 2.1/5 across 9 rated buildings, reflecting a range of tenant experiences and areas for improvement. This data points to some potential concerns residents may face, making it crucial to conduct thorough research before selecting your home. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Discover buildings with low open violation rates in University Heights, featuring 186+ options to explore. This page is designed for renters seeking secure living environments while highlighting buildings that maintain a good standing with NYC regulations. Openigloo provides insights into building conditions through resident reviews and data signals, ensuring you have the necessary information to make informed housing decisions. Our tenant Q&A encourages a transparent conversation about your potential new home.

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2297 Sedgwick Avenue

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Buildings with low open violation rates in University Heights

Buildings with low open violation rates in University Heights

2297 Sedgwick Avenue

2240 University Ave

2349 Jerome Avenue

2550 University Avenue

2533 Aqueduct Avenue West

2625 Grand Avenue

2243 Hampden Place

2230 University Avenue

2474 Davidson Avenue

2395 Grand Avenue

2322 Loring Place North

2284 Grand Avenue

57 West 183 Street

2433 Jerome Avenue

2333 Andrews Avenue North

2400 Davidson Avenue

2455 Sedgwick Ave

2721 Heath Avenue

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