Buildings with low open violation rates near Kingsbridge Rd station in NYC

It means a building is flagged as having relatively fewer open violations based on available NYC open-records signals. It’s a screening tool, not a guarantee that there are no maintenance issues today.

The signals come from NYC open records. Because records can lag real-world conditions and filings, the status on Openigloo may not reflect what’s happening right now in the building. Always confirm directly with management.

Use the filtered buildings list to shorten your search, then verify basics during tours: pest conditions, water damage, and whether work is actively underway. Request the latest maintenance/violation status from the superintendent or leasing office.

No. Even if a building has low open violations overall, individual apartments can still have issues. Inspect the specific unit you’d rent and confirm repairs in writing if anything is found.

Ask: whether any related items are still open, what repairs are planned, pest-control history, and how quickly requests are handled. If you saw anything on the building page tied to violations, ask specifically about that item’s current status.

Openigloo surfaces open-violation signals as part of the building profile, but the depth of detail can vary by record availability. If you need more information, ask the building directly and request documentation where possible.

Compare using what you can verify: maintenance practices, recent repair proof (when available), and the unit condition you observe in person. Factor in lease terms and the full monthly cost, not just the rent.