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

It’s a filter based on open violation signals from NYC public/open records. Buildings on this page are prioritized when their open violation rates are lower, but the underlying records may not reflect very recent changes.

The page scope applies the burke-av filter so the eligible buildings are located near Burke Av station within the distance criteria used by Openigloo’s explorer.

No. This filter is about the open-violation signal at the time of the data snapshot. You should still ask the building for current status and discuss repair timelines for any issues you notice.

The snapshot is “as of 2026-07-07.” Open-record sources can lag real-world conditions, so treat this as directional and confirm directly with management.

Yes. Bring a short list of the issues you see or that matter to you (for example, building maintenance and safety-related concerns) and ask whether anything is currently pending, under remediation, or newly closed.

Not directly. Lease terms and costs are determined by the building/management. Review the full estimated monthly cost and any move-in fees before signing.

Compare the building page details, resident feedback, and current condition during a tour. Then confirm any gaps with the management office, especially repair responsiveness and documentation for ongoing issues.