Buildings with low open violation rates near Coney Island-Stillwell Av station in NYC

It refers to a low rate of open violations based on open-data signals shown in Openigloo building records. It’s meant to help you narrow options, not guarantee condition or compliance today.

No. Even with low open-violation rates, problems can still exist and some conditions may not be reflected immediately in public records. Confirm directly with the building before signing.

Open-violation signals are drawn from open records, which may lag real-world conditions. Treat them as a risk-reduction filter and ask management what has changed since the last record.

Bring a checklist and verify basics on-site: maintenance responsiveness, pest-prevention routines, and building upkeep areas you can access. Ask about any known recurring issues and who handles them.

Confirm the total monthly cost (including any required fees and deposits), lease start date, renewal terms, and repair responsibilities. Also verify what’s included in the rent (utilities, internet, etc.).

Openigloo’s low-open-violation rate is based on the open-violation signals available to the platform. Use it to narrow, then rely on building-specific documentation and direct questions for anything that matters to you.

Open each building result to view its page, which typically includes renter feedback and the current apartments for rent that are advertised. Use the Q&A and reviews to spot patterns, then ask follow-up questions.