Buildings with low open violation rates near Gun Hill Rd station in NYC

It’s a building-safety filter based on open violations data that’s currently available through NYC open records. Open status can change, so treat it as a starting signal—not a guarantee about current conditions.

It limits the eligible buildings to those near Gun Hill Rd station within NYC so you can focus your search on that commuting corridor.

No. The filter reflects open-violation records, which may lag real-world conditions or reflect only certain categories of issues. Still ask the building directly about current maintenance and any active work.

Yes. Violations can be resolved, updated, or reclassified over time. Use the Openigloo building page as your baseline, then verify with management before signing.

Ask about the status of any prior cited issues, the timeline for repairs, how maintenance requests are handled, and whether there are any current active projects affecting your unit.

Often there can be. Confirm the full move-in cost for the specific apartment (for example: security deposit, any broker-related fees, and utilities) so your budget matches the actual total.

Use them to understand what residents experience day-to-day—maintenance responsiveness, follow-through on repairs, and recurring concerns—then compare that with what the open-data signals suggest for the building.