Buildings with low open violation rates near Cypress Av station in NYC

It refers to building-level open violation indicators pulled from NYC open records. Openigloo surfaces these as a screening signal so you can compare buildings, but it may not reflect recent fixes or conditions that changed after the data was updated.

Start with the buildings that match the filters, then open each building page to review renter notes and the violation indicators. During tours, ask management for the latest status and evidence of remediation for any items that are still showing.

No. Open violation records can lag real-world conditions. If you see any open items or recurring themes, verify the current state directly with the building.

Not necessarily. Even with low open violations, issues can still come up. Use the tenant Q&A and walkthrough questions to confirm repair responsiveness, common problem areas, and how quickly maintenance addresses reports.

Ask whether the building has any recent updates not yet reflected in the record, who is responsible for follow-up, expected timelines for completed work, and how tenants can report and track repair requests.

This page is defined by cypress-av + low-open-violations. Availability depends on what the building currently has advertised, so use the building explorer’s availability controls if you need “with available apartments.”

Look at the full monthly picture and upfront move-in costs (deposit and any building or move-in fees, plus broker/admin charges where applicable). Also confirm utility responsibilities, since they can change affordability even if the building otherwise fits your criteria.