Buildings with low open violation rates near Compass in NYC

It means the building has a comparatively low rate of open violations based on NYC open records signals. Openigloo uses these signals to help you narrow options, but you should still confirm current conditions directly with the building.

It scopes the buildings to those associated with Compass (as defined in the Openigloo dataset), then applies the low-open-violation filter on top. The goal is to reduce time spent comparing unrelated buildings.

No. Records can lag real-world conditions, and new issues may not yet appear in open data. Treat this as a screening signal and verify during tours and directly with management.

The underlying signals come from NYC open records. Since they reflect reporting and updates over time, they may lag what you’d see on-site today—ask questions in person.

Ask whether any items related to safety or maintenance are ongoing, what the timeline is for fixes, who your point of contact is, and whether there are any current access disruptions or repair plans.

Yes. Even if the building meets your violation and building-filter criteria, review the full move-in picture: deposit, any move-in fees, and utility responsibilities stated in the lease.

This page currently shows 416+ NYC buildings that match the “compass-company” scope and the low-open-violation filter.