What does the low-open-violations filter mean?

It narrows results to buildings showing lower rates of open violations in NYC open records. You should still ask management for the current status and what maintenance work is scheduled or completed.

How should I use the N-train part of the filters?

It’s a location filter that focuses on buildings in the Flatiron area with access to the N train corridor. Confirm travel time and station access for your exact target address before applying.

Do open-violation records reflect today’s condition?

They come from public open-records data and may lag real-world conditions or reflect timing differences in how violations are posted and closed. Treat them as a starting point, then verify in writing and during your walkthrough.

What should I ask the leasing office before signing?

Ask what the currently open items are (if any), which systems they involve (e.g., heat, plumbing, elevators), when they were filed, and what the repair plan or completion date is. Also request any relevant documentation for the building and for the specific unit you’d lease.

How do I compare two buildings that both match low-open-violations?

Compare multiple signals on Openigloo (including the rated-building score) and then validate with unit-specific questions: recent repairs, pest control practices, noise/infrastructure issues, and responsiveness to maintenance requests.

Are fees and lease terms included in this filter?

No. The filter is about violation signal and N-train location. Still confirm the full move-in picture: any broker fees, deposits, and utilities, plus lease terms that could affect how quickly repairs are addressed.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Buildings with low open violation rates near the N train in Flatiron

Flatiron is a Manhattan area where you’ll find 43+ buildings on this page filtered for low-open-violation signals and N-train access. On Openigloo, you can use those filters to focus your initial research before contacting management. For broader context in Flatiron, the building quality signal shows an average building rating of 3.9/5 across 26 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page tracks buildings with low open-violation rates near the N train in Flatiron, with 43+ buildings currently matching the combined filters (low-open-violations + N-train). It’s meant for renters who want to start with building-condition signals before contacting management or viewing units. Openigloo helps you compare buildings using rated-building info and renter-first notes, plus open-data violation signals pulled from public records. Use the building pages and FAQs to check what’s been reported, then verify details directly with the super, leasing office, and your landlord-facing records request.

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40 East 20 Street

Flatiron

Buildings with low open violation rates near the N train in Flatiron

Buildings with low open violation rates near the N train in Flatiron

40 East 20 Street

12 West 18 Street

22 East 22 Street

9 West 16 Street

15 East 21 Street

10 West 15 Street

25 West 19 Street

145W 5 Avenue

69 5 Avenue

25 West 16 Street

29 West 15 Street

7 E 14 St

20 East 22 Street

5 E 22 St

43 West 16 Street

7 West 21 Street

31 East 21 Street

16 West 19 Street

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