Buildings with low historical violations near Grand St station in NYC

It’s a screening filter based on historical violation data associated with the building. Openigloo uses open-record signals to help you compare options, but it does not guarantee the building is currently problem-free.

Right now, 27+ buildings match this multi-filter scope (Grand St + low-historic-violations).

No. Violation data comes from open records and may lag real-world conditions. Treat it as a starting point and ask the building directly about the current situation.

Ask what issues were cited previously, what remediation was completed, whether there are any ongoing maintenance problems, and how complaints are logged and resolved.

Not necessarily. Low historical violations indicates fewer past issues relative to other buildings in the dataset, but you should still verify current compliance, especially for the specific unit you’re considering.

Openigloo’s signals are derived from open-data records to make comparisons easier. You should still request any building-specific documentation and verify details through the building and, if needed, official sources.

Use the asking rent as a starting point, then confirm the full move-in and monthly costs (deposit, first month, and any required building fees). Two buildings with different violation histories can still differ greatly in total affordability based on fees and lease terms.