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

It’s a data-driven filter designed to surface buildings with comparatively fewer open violations. Openigloo uses open-record signals, but conditions can change—confirm details directly with the building management before you commit.

Start with the filtered building set (168+), then click through building pages to compare renter notes, rated buildings info, and any tenant Q&A that matches your priorities (repairs, pests, building access).

No. Even with low open violation rates, issues can still occur and new complaints can come in later. Treat the filter as a starting signal and verify current status with the super or leasing office.

The low-open-violations filter is based on NYC open records. Those records can lag real-world conditions, so it’s important to ask the building directly about the most recent remediation and any ongoing work.

Ask about the most recent maintenance cycle for their current concerns, how they handle access for repairs, and whether there are any active work orders. Also ask whether there’s any pattern of pest or common-area problems reported by residents.

Use both. Open-record signals help with a compliance snapshot, while tenant feedback often highlights day-to-day reliability (response time, follow-through, and whether fixes actually hold).

The page focuses on buildings in the Junius St area that match the low-open-violations filter. Lease terms vary by building, so always confirm the full monthly cost and lease obligations in writing before signing.