Buildings with low historical violations near Canal St station in NYC

It’s a building filter based on Openigloo’s historical violation signals. It’s meant to help you focus on buildings with fewer historical issues, but it doesn’t guarantee the building is problem-free today.

The scope is based on the Canal St-325 filter in this multi-filter pair, which limits results to the area around Canal St station using Openigloo’s building mapping.

No. Treat it as a starting filter. Confirm current conditions directly with the building and in the lease, especially for repairs, pest control, and how maintenance requests are handled.

Openigloo’s signals are sourced from NYC open records and related datasets. Because records can lag real-world conditions, you should ask the building about current status and recent fixes.

Verify unit-level details (rent, concessions, included utilities), ask about repair timelines, and clarify fees and policies (application/deposit/any move-in charges) in writing.

Yes. Building filters here focus on historical violations and location, so eligibility can still vary by lease terms, documentation requirements, and move-in costs. Check the listing and building notes carefully.

Use them to understand day-to-day management (responsiveness, maintenance quality, common issues) and to spot patterns. Then ask targeted follow-up questions to the building about anything that comes up in renter feedback.