Buildings with low open violation rates near East 105 St station in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records that track building violations that are currently listed as open. Lower rates mean fewer open items in the available dataset, not that there are zero issues in real time.

The scope is the area around the East 105 St station so you can compare nearby buildings that may share similar commute patterns and building-management contexts.

No. It’s a helpful screening signal. You should still inspect the unit, review any documentation provided by management, and ask specific questions about repairs, pests, and maintenance response times.

Open-records data can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a baseline, then confirm with the building directly about any recent complaints, fixes, or inspections.

Ask about the last inspection timeline, recent major repairs, pest-control practices, and how the building handles maintenance requests. If anything appears inconsistent (smells, stains, missing fixtures), request repair before move-in.

This page is primarily about location near East 105 St station and low open violations. Pet rules, lease terms, and rent regulation status vary by building, so check the building’s specific policies.

Openigloo shows 98+ eligible buildings matching the East 105 St and low-open-violations criteria as of the snapshot date.