Buildings with low open violation rates near the 3 train in East Harlem

It’s a building filter based on open violation status in the available data. Use it to prioritize buildings to tour, then confirm details directly with management about what’s been addressed and what’s still pending.

The filter focuses on buildings in this East Harlem scope that align with the 3 train corridor. Because “near” depends on location, double-check the nearest stop and your typical route before applying.

Yes. Open-record signals can lag real-world conditions. Treat the data as a guide, and ask the building directly about current status, recent repairs, and any new issues.

Ask for the current maintenance plan related to any cited issues, whether repairs are completed or ongoing (with timing), and how problems are reported and tracked between management and tenants.

Use them alongside the violation signal to spot patterns (how often issues come up, how management responds, and what tenants report). Then verify anything that matters to your household before signing.

No. Even if a building qualifies under the filters, individual units and experiences can differ. Always confirm unit-specific concerns and current status with the building.

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