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

It’s based on open NYC violation records that Openigloo surfaces as building-level signals. Use it as a screening tool, not as a guarantee that conditions are currently perfect.

They’re pulled from public open records and can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a snapshot and still ask the building directly about current status and recent repairs.

It limits results to buildings near the Chauncey St station area, so you can focus your search on a commute-friendly zone rather than the whole borough.

Not necessarily. The “low” designation reflects the open-violation signal at the time of the dataset. Ask about past issues, ongoing work orders, and how maintenance is handled.

Ask what maintenance requests are taking the longest, whether there are any active remediation projects, and how they respond to tenant complaints. If anything is mentioned in the violation record, ask for the most recent documentation or updates.

Openigloo presents building-level signals from open data and pairs them with renter experiences. You should still confirm specifics with the property, especially for time-sensitive repairs or safety concerns.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 444+ buildings matching this multi-filter pair on Openigloo.