Buildings with low open violation rates near Grasmere station in NYC

It’s a signal based on open violation data tied to NYC reporting. “Low” is intended to help you narrow the set of buildings with fewer currently open items, but you should still confirm details directly with the building.

No. Open-records reporting may not reflect real-time conditions, and some issues can change quickly. Use the building page as a starting point, then verify current status with the super or management.

The page snapshot is as of 2026-07-07, but records can lag behind on-the-ground conditions. When you tour, ask what’s been fixed recently and whether anything is still in progress.

This page is scoped to the Grasmere filter plus the low-open-violations criteria, meaning the eligible buildings are selected for proximity/coverage associated with that station area and the violation signal.

Ask about the current status of any items shown on the building page, what remediation was completed, and who handles follow-up. Also ask about turnaround times for maintenance and how requests are documented.

Not automatically. A building-level signal can help with risk screening, but unit-by-unit condition still varies. Inspect the specific unit, test fixtures, and request maintenance follow-ups in writing if needed.

Alongside the open-data-based violation signal, Openigloo includes tenant Q&A and review-based context on day-to-day management and maintenance experiences, so you can compare buildings with more than just the record snapshot.