Buildings with low open violation rates near the M train in NYC

It refers to NYC open violation signals for the building, filtered to prioritize lower open violation rates. You should still verify details directly with the building, since records can lag real-world conditions.

This page limits results to buildings near the M train corridor, based on location. “Near” depends on the building’s address relative to the route, so check the exact station and commute before applying.

No. Low open violation rates are based on open records, which can be incomplete or behind what tenants experience today. Use tenant Q&A and ask the super/management about the specific issues you care about.

Openigloo uses NYC open records to surface open violation signals for buildings. Because open records may not reflect the most current on-site conditions, consider them a starting point, not the final answer.

Ask about how they handle work orders, typical response times, and whether any current issues are tied to past or ongoing violations. Also confirm pest prevention, heat/hot water reliability, and any building access or elevator policies.

The filter is about building-level signals and location, not lease terms. You’ll still need to confirm the full monthly cost and all upfront costs in writing (including any building fees, deposit terms, and utilities responsibilities).

Request the building’s current status and documentation of any completed work. If the building is still addressing items, ask for a clear timeline and confirm how those items are maintained going forward.