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

It’s a filter based on public open-violation signals, used to surface buildings that currently show fewer open items in the underlying data. It’s meant for screening, not a promise about the building’s real-time condition.

Treat it as a shortlist tool. Compare building notes and tenant Q&A themes, then request the building’s latest violation/remediation details and maintenance plans for any active issues.

No. Violation records and conditions can change over time, and the data may lag real-world updates. Ask management how issues are tracked, repaired, and documented for ongoing compliance.

Openigloo uses open-data violation signals. Because records can update on a schedule and may reflect reporting timelines, the most current status can differ from what you see here.

Confirm current rent and fees, lease term and renewal terms, maintenance response expectations, and move-in requirements (deposits, documentation, and any access rules). Also ask for the most recent compliance/maintenance documentation relevant to your concerns.

It narrows results to buildings near Chambers St station, so you can compare options within the same transit-access area rather than across the whole city.

They can help you understand lived experience, but they shouldn’t replace confirmation. Use both: the violation signal to screen, and tenant feedback to spot patterns in how management handles maintenance and follow-through.