Buildings with low open violation rates near Fort Hamilton Pkwy station in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records that list open violations. Openigloo summarizes those signals so you can focus your search on buildings with lower open-violation rates.

Not always. Open-record data can lag real-world conditions, repairs, and dispute outcomes. Use the filter to shortlist, then ask the building directly about current status and timelines.

It scopes results to buildings in the Fort Hamilton Pkwy area so you can search without manually filtering by transit access and proximity.

No. The filter helps with screening, but it doesn’t guarantee a specific condition, response time, or that no issues exist. Always confirm details with leasing staff.

Ask for the most recent inspection or repair status, how issues are tracked and resolved, and what documents the building can share for the types of violations reflected in the open-records view.

This specific page is focused on the multi-filter pair: Fort Hamilton Pkwy + low-open-violations. You’ll want to separately verify any other needs (rent regulation status, pet rules, fees) on the individual building page.

Treat open-records violation rates as a screening signal, then use renter Q&A to understand day-to-day responsiveness and follow-through. If something looks unclear or concerning, ask the building the same question before signing.