Buildings with low open violation rates near Buhre Av station in NYC

It means the buildings shown are filtered using open-data signals tied to open violation records. Use it as a screening step, then confirm the current status directly with building management.

Start with the 131+ matching buildings, compare the details on each building page (tenant Q&A and notes), and shortlist units where the maintenance history and responsiveness match what you need.

Yes. Open records can lag what’s happening in the building right now, and closures or new issues may not appear immediately. Treat the filter as guidance and ask the building for the latest status.

Ask about current priorities (repairs, pests, safety items if applicable), timelines for outstanding work, how requests are logged, and whether there are recent compliance updates relevant to the building.

No. It’s not a guarantee. Even when open records look better, you can still experience problems like noise, plumbing stoppages, or delayed repairs. Tenant Q&A is a good way to gauge day-to-day reliability.

Openigloo brings together tenant-first signals (building notes and Q&A) with the open-data indicators that inform this filter, so you can cross-check evidence before you spend money on an application.