Buildings with low open violation rates near Datadog in NYC

It means the building’s open-violation signal is relatively low compared with other options in the same area based on open records. It’s meant to help you screen, but it’s not a guarantee of current conditions.

It scopes the results to buildings near the Datadog area/footprint so your search stays practical for commute and daily access. Exact distances can vary by how the source location is mapped in the data.

No. The filter targets low open violation rates/signals, not a zero-violation status. Some buildings may still have other compliance items, closed-but-recent issues, or inspection timing effects.

Openigloo relies on NYC open records as a data signal. Records can lag real-world conditions, and the “open” status can change between updates, so you should ask the building directly for the most current status.

Ask whether any currently open or recently resolved issues affect your unit, move-in date, amenities, elevators, heat/water performance, or safety items. Also ask who tracks compliance updates and what documentation they can share.

Yes. Do a walkthrough (or remote checklist), document existing conditions, and confirm repair timelines in writing when possible. The data helps you narrow, but it doesn’t replace an in-person or documented condition check.

Openigloo shows 246+ buildings that match the datadog-company + low-open-violations filters as of 2026-07-07.