Buildings with low open violation rates near the 5 train in East Flatbush

It’s based on NYC open records that track open violations. Openigloo uses that data to help you compare buildings by current violation status, but you should still ask the building directly about any ongoing work.

No. “Low” is a relative filter based on open-record signals. Real-world conditions can change, and record updates can lag, so confirm details with the building.

It’s a proximity-based filter designed to surface buildings near the 5-train corridor. Treat it as a commute-area shortcut and confirm the exact route and travel time from the specific address.

Use the violation filter to narrow your shortlist, then review the building’s rated buildings and renter Q&A to understand maintenance responsiveness, common issues, and what the move-in process looks like.

It reflects the latest available open-record snapshot in Openigloo, but it may not capture the newest fixes immediately. Ask the building what’s being addressed and when.

If you want to stay commute-focused, you can compare nearby submarkets with similar transit access. This page scopes to East Flatbush, but Openigloo can help you broaden your search if needed.

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