Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM5 bus in Fulton/Seaport

It’s based on open violation records reflected in Openigloo’s data for the building. Use it as a filtering signal to narrow options, but still ask the building directly about current conditions and any recent fixes.

It limits results to buildings in this Fulton/Seaport scope that are near the SIM5 bus corridor, so you can prioritize transit access when comparing buildings.

There are 24+ buildings in this scope that match the low-open-violations + SIM5 bus multi-filter pair.

No. Open-record conditions can lag what’s happening right now. Even with a low open-violation rate, ask management what’s been addressed recently and what items are still pending.

They help you understand the day-to-day experience, but they don’t replace the compliance signal. A practical approach is to use the open-data filter to shortlist, then validate with questions informed by tenant Q&A.

Ask what work is currently active, the status of any pending items that relate to the building’s open-record history, how maintenance requests are handled, and what to expect for move-in logistics (fees, deposits, and documentation).

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