Buildings with low open violation rates near Eastchester-Dyre Av station in NYC

It’s an indicator built from NYC open-records signals about open building violations. Openigloo uses this data to help you filter, but you should still ask the building directly about current conditions.

They can be directional but not perfectly real-time. Records may lag, and some issues can be addressed between updates. Use the signal as a starting point, then confirm during the tour and via tenant Q&A.

No. “Low open violations” is about the level of open items in the records used by the filter. It does not guarantee there are no ongoing maintenance, service-quality, or unit-specific issues.

Ask about the status of repairs, how maintenance requests are handled, pest-control routines, and how often they inspect common areas. If you see any notes in the building page or recent tenant Q&A, ask staff to address them.

No. The violations filter doesn’t account for monthly cost details. You should review the full unit terms on each building page, including broker fee (if applicable), deposit requirements, and any utility responsibilities.

Treat them as context for what the building is like day-to-day. Cross-check claims with what management tells you during the tour, especially for maintenance speed, cleanliness, and communication.

Yes, it can help you shortlist, but still verify unit readiness and logistics directly with the building. For time-sensitive moves, ask about availability, move-in dates, and whether any pending repairs could affect the timeline.