Buildings with low historical violations near High St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-record violation signals tied to each building, designed to help you narrow options with fewer historical issues. You should still review the underlying records on each building page.

It means the building’s location is near the High St station area, based on Openigloo’s neighborhood-matching for explorers. Distances can vary block to block, so check the map on each building page.

Not always. Open-records reflect past enforcement and may lag how the building is operating today. Use the data as a starting point and confirm current status with management.

For each building, you can compare renter notes, ratings from rated buildings, and the violation signals shown on the page. Then you can ask targeted questions based on what you find.

Ask what the building is doing to address any prior violations (if listed), who handles maintenance requests, typical response times, and whether there are any ongoing issues that aren’t fully captured in historical records.

Yes. Even with a good match on historical violations, you’ll still want to confirm the full monthly move-in and ongoing costs on the listing details and the building requirements (for example deposit and any move-in fees).

Open the building page for the underlying violation information available, then request clarification from the broker or building directly. If something matters to you, ask for written confirmation.