Buildings with low historical violations near Galaxy Digital in NYC

It means the building matches your low-historic-violations filter based on open-data signals from NYC records. Use it as a screening signal, then confirm current conditions directly with the building.

There are 13+ buildings on this page that meet the Galaxy Digital proximity filter and the low-historic-violations filter right now.

No. Public-record data can lag real-world conditions. Treat it as a starting point and ask management about any current maintenance issues, timelines, and whether anything new has been filed.

The data is drawn from NYC open records as surfaced on Openigloo. Because records may not reflect the most immediate status, it’s still important to verify directly with the property during your search.

Ask which issues have been resolved, whether similar problems are recurring, how inspections and repairs are tracked, and what the current process is for reporting and responding to tenant maintenance requests.

This page focuses on building-level filtering (location relative to Galaxy Digital and low historical violations). You’ll still need to check each building page for currently advertised apartments and unit-specific terms.

Use tenant Q&A to understand day-to-day responsiveness and communication, then compare that lived experience with the open-data violations signals. If answers don’t align, ask follow-up questions and request clarifications in writing.