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

It means the building matches the low-open-violation criteria in the Openigloo filter set. The signal is based on public open-records data, and it may lag real-world conditions.

The scope is “near Jefferson St station” within NYC, combined with the low-open-violations filter. That’s how buildings are selected for this list.

Not necessarily. A low rate is a starting signal, but it doesn’t cover everything that can affect living quality. Still ask the building directly about current issues and how quickly they address maintenance requests.

Openigloo uses NYC open records for the violation signal. Conditions can change after the records are updated, so verify current status with management or the super before signing.

Confirm the unit’s maintenance process, expected repair timelines, and whether there are any active remediation items. Also check lease terms that affect move-in costs, fees, and utilities, plus any building rules you rely on.

The filter is applied at the building level. Availability and the specific details can vary by unit, so you should review the unit you’re considering and confirm key terms with the building.

Use Q&As to understand tenant experience around maintenance responsiveness and follow-through. Then cross-check with management for current status, since the open-records signal can reflect a prior snapshot (building-level trends; individual units can differ).