Buildings with low open violation rates near Canal St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on NYC open-record violation signals for the building. It helps you compare buildings by how many open items show up in the dataset, but it doesn’t replace a direct conversation with management.

No. Open-records can lag real-world conditions, and some issues may not be reflected as “open” in the same way. Confirm current conditions with the building and ask what’s been fixed recently.

Treat it as a shortlist for viewings and applications within the Canal St-18 scope. Use it to prioritize which buildings to tour first, then verify the most recent status with the landlord or super.

Openigloo combines building signals (including open-record-based indicators for this filter) with renter-focused content like reviews and tenant Q&A where available. For anything time-sensitive, the building should be your source of record.

Ask which categories of issues have been addressed, whether any current work orders are in progress, and what the turnaround time typically looks like for repairs. Request the latest documentation if the office has it.

It can point you toward buildings with fewer open-record items at the time of the dataset snapshot, but it can’t fully measure day-to-day maintenance. Use the reviews and Q&A to check responsiveness and follow-through.

They’re based on an as-of snapshot (as of 2026-07-07). Conditions can change after that date, so re-check with the building before you sign.