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

It’s a filtered view based on NYC open records that track open violations. “Low” means the building appears with a smaller number/rate of active items in the underlying dataset used by Openigloo.

Treat it as a shortlist tool. Before signing, ask the building for the latest violation status, any completed work, and what’s still pending, since records can lag real-world conditions.

No. NYC open-records updates can take time, and conditions can change after the last update. Confirm the current situation with the building directly.

No. It reduces the likelihood of active issues based on the available signal, but it does not confirm the condition of a specific unit or guarantee future compliance.

Ask about maintenance response time, how they handle resident reports, whether any open items are connected to the unit or shared systems, and what documentation they can share for recent fixes.

Yes. Even with a good building score, you still need to confirm the full move-in picture: security deposit, any non-refundable fees, utility responsibilities, and any lease requirements tied to move-in timing.

Openigloo pairs building research with tenant perspective (ratings and tenant Q&A where available). Use it to compare buildings you’re considering and to generate specific questions for management during your process.