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

It’s a data signal based on NYC open-records for open violations. Openigloo uses that signal to help you find buildings with lower reported open-violation rates, but you should still ask the building directly about current conditions.

They can lag real-world conditions because they come from public open records. Use them as a screening step, then verify during tours and through landlord/management responses.

No. A low open-violation signal doesn’t eliminate all risks. Always confirm the specifics that matter to you, such as repairs, pest prevention, and documentation.

It’s the Flushing Av area scope used for this page. Because it’s location-based, two buildings on adjacent blocks can have different conditions—check each building’s details individually.

Look for recurring themes in Q&A (communication speed, maintenance follow-through, noise, and recurring issues). Then turn those into direct questions for the leasing office.

Ask for their current process and timeline: who handles the issue, what the most recent work order was, how long it typically takes, and what documentation you can request.

It focuses on open-violation rates. For other factors (like building amenities, unit condition, pests, or management practices), rely on the building page details and tenant Q&A and confirm directly with the landlord.