Buildings with low open violation rates near Junction Blvd station in NYC

It refers to buildings flagged through NYC open-record data as having relatively low open violation rates. Openigloo uses those signals to help you narrow your search, but the best next step is to ask the building management about the current status of any listed items.

You’re looking at buildings that match the Junction Blvd-area location filter and also meet the low-open-violations criteria in the Openigloo dataset. The live pool on this page is 389+ buildings.

Yes. Open records can reflect reporting and update cycles, so they may lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a risk-reduction signal, not a guarantee that there are no active issues today.

Ask whether there are any current open items, what they relate to, and what remediation timelines apply. If relevant, request documentation showing the latest status and whether anything is still pending or under correction.

No. Availability and pricing vary by unit. Use the building page to check current advertised apartments (if any) and compare lease terms and costs per apartment before applying.

Not necessarily. “Low” is still a relative filter based on open-record signals. You can use it to focus your shortlist, then validate with direct questions to the building management.

Use Q&A to understand day-to-day patterns like repair responsiveness and communication. Pair that perspective with the open-record signals, then confirm any concerns with the building during your tour or before signing.