Buildings with low historical violations near Fulton St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical violation signals available in open records. It helps you start with buildings that have a lighter recorded history, but it does not guarantee there are no current issues—always verify with management.

Treat it as a shortcut to a smaller set of buildings in the station area, then compare options using renter feedback and the building details shown on Openigloo before you book showings.

No. Open-record data reflects what was recorded and may lag real-world conditions. You should still ask the building directly about current maintenance, recent repairs, and any active notices.

Ask about the status of major systems (heat/hot water, plumbing, elevators), how they document and close repair requests, and whether there are any building-wide issues impacting your unit’s move-in timeline.

The filter affects which buildings you see, not the fees themselves. You still need to review the lease and fee schedule for security deposit, potential application or administrative fees, and any utilities that affect your full monthly cost.

Yes. The filter results are based on what Openigloo has available as of the snapshot date, and new records can appear over time. Check the latest info and ask for any updates.

Use the Openigloo building pages to read renter feedback, look at building-level context, and compare patterns across rated buildings—then validate anything important with the current management during your showing or calls.