Buildings with low historical violations near G-III Apparel Group in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on historical violation data from NYC open records. It’s a screening signal, not a guarantee that there are no issues today, so you should verify the current status directly with the building.

The scope is “near G-III Apparel Group” to help you narrow the NYC search radius around your target area, then apply the low-historical-violations filter to the resulting buildings.

Treat it as one input. Compare building notes and renter Q&A, then ask management for current documentation (or the most recent inspection/repair plan) for the specific problem types you’re worried about.

No. Historical records can lag real-world conditions and may not reflect everything occurring now. Ask about current pest-control practices, recent work orders, and how quickly issues get resolved.

This page count reflects buildings matching the multi-filter pair. Availability can vary by unit and date, so check the building’s current “with available apartments” status before planning a move.

Confirm the full monthly cost beyond the rent (deposit and broker fee, if applicable, plus utilities and any recurring building charges), along with lease length, renewal terms, and move-in requirements.

Openigloo uses renter feedback plus open-data signals from NYC records. You should still do standard renter verification—ask the building directly and inspect the unit/areas you’ll use before signing.