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

It means these buildings have lower counts of open violations compared with other candidates, using signals drawn from NYC open records. It’s a starting point for narrowing your search, not a guarantee that there are no active issues.

The signals come from NYC open records. Conditions can change after data is published, so Openigloo’s data may lag real-world conditions. It’s still important to ask the building for the most current status.

On Openigloo, the page scope uses the Crescent St station area to match eligible buildings in that vicinity. Use the map and building details on the page to confirm the exact commute and walking time for your route.

Not necessarily. Low open-violation signals reflect a snapshot of recorded matters. Pair the filter with renter Q&A and recent reviews to understand maintenance responsiveness, repair follow-through, and day-to-day conditions.

Ask for the current status of any cited items, whether anything is scheduled, and how quickly repairs are handled. If the building says a matter is resolved, request written confirmation or documentation.

No. “Low open-violations” indicates relatively lower open violation levels, not zero. If you have specific concerns (pest control, repairs, building systems), confirm directly with management.

Treat open-records signals as a prompt to investigate. Then use reviews and renter Q&A for context on how management communicates, whether fixes happen on time, and how issues are handled after move-in.