What does “low open violations” mean on this page?

It’s a building-level filter based on NYC open records for currently open violations. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings with fewer open items, but it doesn’t guarantee unit-by-unit conditions.

How should I use Openigloo results before signing a lease?

Use the building pages to compare tenant-reported experiences and the open-data signals, then verify in person. Ask the landlord/property manager for the latest documentation and any pending remediation.

Can the open-violation data be behind what’s happening today?

Yes. Open-record updates can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a signal to start questions, not as a live condition check.

Does “low open violations” cover all types of problems?

It focuses on open violation history captured in NYC open records. Some issues may not appear as open violations, so it’s still important to tour and ask about ongoing repairs.

What should I ask about during a showing near Flushing–Main St?

Ask about any recent or pending work tied to the violation categories in the records, who handles repairs day-to-day, and expected timelines. Also confirm the specific unit’s condition and any promised fixes in writing.

How many buildings match this filter near Flushing–Main St?

Openigloo currently shows 948+ buildings that meet the “flushing-main-st + low-open-violations” criteria.

Is low open violations the same as “no issues” or “move-in ready”?

No. Low open violation rates reduce the number of currently open items in the records, but buildings can still have maintenance needs. Confirm the unit’s condition, ask about ongoing work, and review repair terms in the lease.

Buildings with low open violation rates near Flushing-Main St station in NYC

This page shows buildings with low open violation rates near Flushing–Main St station in NYC. You can browse 948+ buildings that match the filter pair so you can narrow down where to tour first. Openigloo helps you compare building conditions using tenant feedback plus open-data signals for violation history. Use it as a starting point: confirm details with the property manager, and read any posted notices and recent work orders before you sign.

Showing 901–918 of 948 buildings with low open violation rates near Flushing-Main St station in NYC.