Buildings with low open violation rates near E 143 St-St Mary's St station in NYC

It means the buildings are filtered using open-record violation signals, with lower recorded violation rates than other buildings. Use the building’s indicator details to see what’s included in the signal.

Use the filter to start with a narrower set, then compare the specific building indicators and your must-haves (unit size, rent, lease terms). Low violations are one data point, not a substitute for asking the building directly.

Not always. Data comes from NYC open records and may lag real-world conditions. Treat it as a screening tool and confirm directly with the building for the most current status.

Ask about any currently reported or previously cited issues, how they’re being handled, maintenance response timelines, and whether there are any active problems related to heat/hot water, pests, or common-area conditions.

No. A low open-violation signal reduces risk based on available records, but it is not a guarantee for any unit condition. Tenant Q&A and direct follow-up with the building still matter.

Openigloo combines the building’s open-data signals with reviews and tenant Q&A context, so you can compare buildings using both recorded indicators and what renters report day to day.

This page is scoped by the multi-filter pair (E 143 St–St Mary’s St area + low-open-violations). If you’re also looking for a specific currently available apartment, confirm availability within each building’s listings details.