Buildings with low open violation rates near Halsey St station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter based on NYC open-record violation data. Openigloo uses those signals to rank and surface buildings with lower open-violation rates, but you should still confirm the latest status with the building directly.

544+ buildings currently match the Halsey St area filter plus the low-open-violations filter on Openigloo.

The signals come from NYC open records. Those records can lag real-world conditions or reflect a snapshot of filings, so treat them as a starting point and verify directly with the property before renting.

No. It helps you filter, not guarantee conditions. Ask management about current maintenance tickets, recent repairs, and how they handle recurring problems for the specific unit type you’re considering.

Ask about any active or recently resolved work orders, when the last building-wide inspection occurred, who handles complaints day-to-day, and whether there are known recurring issues for similar units.

The violation filter is about building compliance signals, not leasing terms. You’ll still need to check pet policies, rent, lease length, and any fees for the specific unit with the building or leasing office.

Use Openigloo building pages to review tenant notes and Q&A, compare what rated buildings commonly mention, and look for consistency across sources. Then confirm anything important (repairs, timing, documentation) with management before signing.