Buildings with low historical violations near Fulton St station in NYC

It means the building is flagged as having low historical violations based on available public/open-record signals that Openigloo tracks. It’s a screening filter, not a guarantee about current conditions.

The scope is the Fulton St station area as defined by the page’s multi-filter setup. You’ll still want to confirm the exact commute and location relative to your route before applying.

Use it as a starting point. Then cross-check with what renters report in reviews and tenant Q&A, and ask management directly about ongoing maintenance, repairs, and timelines for closing out issues.

No. The filter indicates lower levels of historical violations, but it doesn’t rule out current or future issues. Ask for current documentation and what the building does when problems come up.

They’re derived from NYC open records that Openigloo uses to categorize building-level histories. Records can lag real-world conditions, so it’s still important to verify with the building directly.

Shortlist based on the violation filter, then compare the building pages for renter feedback and Q&A themes. Prioritize buildings that align with your priorities (maintenance responsiveness, condition of units, and clarity about fees/terms).

Ask about current maintenance processes, recent repairs relevant to your unit, pest-control practices, and how requests are handled. Also confirm move-in logistics and the full cost picture (deposit, fees, and any charges beyond monthly rent).