Buildings with low open violation rates near Consolidated Edison in NYC

It’s a data-driven filter based on open-violation signals associated with NYC open records. It helps you focus on buildings that show fewer open items compared with other options, but it doesn’t guarantee the unit will be issue-free.

The consolidated-edison-company component is used as part of the multi-filter pairing that defines the set of buildings shown on this page. The goal is to keep your search aligned with the specified signal set while you compare buildings with lower open-violation indicators.

They come from open-data sources, which can lag real-world conditions. Use the Openigloo signals as a starting point, then verify directly with building management about the current status of any concerns.

Ask for the most recent inspection context (if anything is pending), maintenance response expectations, and whether there are any recurring issues that match what tenants mentioned in reviews or Q&A.

No. The filter targets lower open-violation rates, not a zero-risk guarantee. If pest-related or habitability items appear in tenant feedback, treat it as a reason to ask for current documentation and prevention steps.

Use reviews to understand lived experience (noise, maintenance follow-through, common-area conditions) and use tenant Q&A for practical details. Pair that context with the violation signals to decide which buildings are worth a tour.

Openigloo currently shows 567+ buildings in this filtered view. You can compare multiple buildings side-by-side, then verify anything that matters to your unit.