Buildings with low open violation rates near Fulton St station in NYC

It’s a data-driven filter based on open violations signals available from public/open records. It helps you identify buildings that currently show fewer open items, but it is not a guarantee that there are no issues.

Use it to create a focused shortlist of buildings for viewing. Then verify everything that matters to you—repairs, building operations, and any concerns you notice during tours—before committing to a lease.

Open-record data can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a starting point, and confirm current conditions with management and through any additional records you can request.

Ask what systems are being maintained (elevators, heat/hot water, pest control, sanitation), whether there are any active repair cycles, and how they handle tenant complaints and turnaround times.

No. The filter is about violation signals, not pricing. You still need to compare the full monthly and upfront costs (including deposits, any broker fees, and expected utilities) before you sign.

No. A low-violation signal doesn’t replace in-person checks. If you notice signs of recurring problems (maintenance neglect, pest evidence, repeated hallway issues), ask targeted questions and consider a follow-up visit.

Openigloo currently shows 55+ buildings that match the Fulton St-332 scope plus the low-open-violations signal.