Buildings with low historical violations near Fulton St station in NYC

It’s a historical-signal filter based on open records, intended to help you prioritize buildings with fewer past violation issues. Still, current conditions can differ, so confirm maintenance status and recent remediation directly with the building.

It limits results to buildings near Fulton St station so you can compare options within the same transit area. Use the map and walking directions to verify the commute and your preferred route.

Openigloo currently shows 15+ buildings that match the Fulton St + low-historic-violations filter pair.

No. Because the signal is historical, it can lag real-world conditions. Treat it as a screening input, then ask for current documentation (repairs, inspection outcomes, and remediation notes) before you commit.

Ask what the building has done to address past issues, whether any are currently active or recurring, and who manages maintenance requests. If possible, request dates or documentation for recent work orders and inspections.

Yes. Even when comparing eligible buildings, factor in the full monthly cost that may include broker fees, deposits, and utilities, plus any building charges described in the lease or rider.

Use tenant Q&A for the day-to-day reality (response time, upkeep, communication). Then use the historical-violation signal as a starting point for targeted questions about maintenance and how past issues were resolved.