Buildings with low open violation rates near Fordham Rd station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals in publicly available NYC records. Buildings are grouped by the level of open items associated with that property, then matched to your other filters for faster shortlisting.

No. Even with low open violation rates, issues can still occur in day-to-day operations. Use the building page context and then confirm directly with management about current conditions and any recent repairs.

The violation signals come from NYC open records, which can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as an early screening tool and verify status with the building before signing.

Start with the 309+ matching buildings, then compare details on each building page (renter notes, overall building info, and what’s been reported). Narrow further by asking targeted questions about maintenance workflows and timelines.

Ask which violations (if any) are currently active, what’s been corrected recently, and the expected completion dates for any items under review. Also confirm policies for responding to maintenance tickets and how emergencies are handled.

The low-open-violations filter reflects open violation signals, not a guarantee about specific pest or hazard categories. If pest history or specific complaints matter to you, ask for direct disclosure and documentation.

Tenant Q&A is helpful context, but it isn’t a substitute for verifying current conditions. Use it alongside the open-record signals and confirm key details with the building before signing.