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

It means the building appears in Openigloo results with relatively fewer open violations based on NYC open records. It’s meant as a building-level signal, not a guarantee that nothing is wrong today.

The data is pulled from NYC open records. Conditions can change between record updates, so treat it as a screening tool and still ask the building directly about current status.

No. It’s a location-based scope tied to the Grant City station area for your search. Use the building page details (address, commute notes, and unit info) to confirm fit for your exact route.

Compare the open-violation signals first, then verify the details on each building page: what issues are listed as open, how recent the records are, and what renters report about maintenance and responsiveness.

Ask what maintenance items are currently active, whether there are any recent pest-related or habitability issues, what the repair process looks like, and how long it typically takes to complete work once reported.

No. Violation records cover specific categories and time periods. You should also consider lease terms, move-in costs, building rules, and what tenant Q&A says about how issues are handled in practice.

Openigloo shows 33+ eligible buildings for this search scope and “low open violations” filter as of 2026-07-07.