Buildings with low open violation rates near Circle Internet Group in NYC

It’s a filter built from open violation signals used on Openigloo building pages. It’s designed to help you focus on buildings with fewer open items right now, but it doesn’t guarantee every issue is fully resolved or up to date at the unit level.

The underlying signals come from NYC open records, which can lag real-world changes. Use the filter as a starting point, then confirm directly with the building or management about current open items and repair status.

The page scope uses Circle Internet Group proximity as part of the multi-filter. Exact radius rules are handled by Openigloo’s search logic, so check the building page for how your results were matched.

Treat Q&A as pattern-finding. Look for repeated mentions that match the types of violations flagged in the building’s open-data signals, and ask follow-up questions about repairs and timelines.

Ask what’s currently open, what’s already been scheduled, and who is responsible for follow-through. Also ask how they handle tenant reports and whether similar issues have been recurring in recent months.

Yes. Low open violation rates reduce one risk signal, but they don’t remove all maintenance or compliance uncertainty for an individual unit. Always confirm current status and maintenance practices directly.

Open the individual building page in your results list. The page shows the open-violation signals tied to that building so you can compare issue types and context across options.