Buildings with low open violation rates near Grant Av station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals drawn from NYC open records, summarized at the building level. Open entries don’t always reflect how quickly problems are handled, so you should verify with the building directly.

198+ buildings are currently included in this scope on Openigloo.

No. The data can lag real-world conditions, and it may not capture every issue. Use it to shortlist, then confirm during a walkthrough and by asking management about recent repairs and current conditions.

Ask what recent repairs were completed, how they track ongoing maintenance, what the process is for reporting issues, expected timelines for common problems, and whether any concerns are currently in progress.

They can, but the violation filter doesn’t change lease terms automatically. If you see open entries, use them to negotiate remedies, clarify maintenance responsibilities, and request written explanations about timelines.

Use it as a starting point. Pair the filter with an in-person visit, documentation review (if provided), and direct questions to confirm conditions and response habits.

They come from NYC open-data sources. Because records can update on their own schedule, the safest approach is to treat the filter as directional and verify status with the building.