Buildings with low open violation rates near JPMorgan Chase in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records for code/maintenance violations that are still listed as open. Openigloo groups buildings using this signal so you can screen faster, but you should still ask the building for current status.

It scopes the results to the buildings associated with your JPMorgan Chase filter selection. If you’re targeting a commute or employer radius, use the building page details to double-check distance and transit time for your exact office location.

They come from NYC open records. These data can lag what’s happening today, so treat them as a starting point and confirm directly with the building about any active issues, timelines, and remediation steps.

No. Low open violation rates means fewer open records relative to other buildings in the dataset. You should still review the listed categories (if shown on the building page) and ask about maintenance response history.

Ask for the current status of any referenced violation categories, evidence of corrective work if applicable, and a timeline for completion. Also confirm how heat/hot water, pests, and building services are handled during the lease term.

No. Use it to narrow options (JPMorgan Chase connection + low open violations), then cross-check with Openigloo renter signals like ratings and tenant Q&A where available, plus your own walkthrough.

Yes. Violations can be added, amended, or closed as records update. Re-check the building page close to your application date and ask the management office whether anything changed since the most recent record update.