Buildings with low open violation rates near Harlem-148 St station in NYC

It means these buildings have fewer reported, open violations based on NYC open-records signals that Openigloo surfaces. The exact counts and time windows come from the underlying open-data source.

No. Open-record conditions can lag real-world maintenance and reporting, so it is possible for issues to exist that are not yet reflected in the data. Always ask the building directly during your application process.

The snapshot is as of 2026-07-07, but open-records updates may be delayed. Treat the signal as a starting point and validate with management on the specific unit and any common-area concerns.

Ask about the status of any active items, maintenance response times, and whether there are any known recurring issues (heat/hot water reliability, pests, mold/water leaks, elevator downtime). Request documentation where applicable.

Use them to find patterns that records may not capture well, such as consistency of repairs, communication, and how quickly problems get resolved. Pair that with what management says on your specific unit.

Yes. Confirm lease terms, any fees, apartment condition at move-in, and building policies that affect daily life (utilities, laundry access, package handling, and security). These can matter as much as the violation signal.

There are 304+ eligible buildings shown in the current snapshot for this low-open-violations filter near the Harlem-148 St area.