What does “low historic violations” mean on this page?

It uses open-data signals about recorded historic violations. The goal is to help you screen building candidates, but conditions can change—confirm current status directly with management during your application process.

How does the Q-train filter affect which buildings I’ll see?

It limits results to buildings in the Lenox Hill area that are near the Q train. Distances can vary by street and entrance—verify the exact commute route for your typical times.

Are there limits or guarantees that come with the “low-historic-violations” filter?

No guarantee. Even when historic records look better, you should still ask the building about current maintenance practices, recent inspections, and how they handle resident complaints.

Where does Openigloo’s information come from for violations and building signals?

Openigloo combines user-relevant building data (including rated building signals and tenant Q&A) with open-data violation history signals. Treat everything as input for your questions, not a substitute for speaking with the building.

Should I ask about “current” issues even if historic violations are low?

Yes. Historic data may lag real-world conditions. During your tour or follow-up, ask for the most recent inspection/repair status and what systems they use to prevent repeat problems.

How can tenant Q&A help when you’re using a violations filter?

Tenant Q&A can surface day-to-day patterns that aren’t obvious from records alone, like how quickly issues get fixed and whether staff communication is consistent.

Which neighborhoods are trending, and how many buildings are included in each?

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings; Fulton/Seaport with 1,758+ buildings.

Buildings with low historical violations near the Q train in Lenox Hill

Lenox Hill is a Manhattan area scope where Openigloo compares buildings using signals you can filter, including low historic violations and proximity to the Q train. For building performance context, rated buildings in Lenox Hill average 3.6/5 across 234 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find buildings with low historic violations in Lenox Hill and near the Q train, covering 123+ buildings that match this multi-filter scope on Openigloo. Use Openigloo to compare building details and signals, then sanity-check with renter-relevant info: rated building performance from the community, open-data violation history, and tenant Q&A. This page is meant to help you narrow faster before you contact the building directly about current conditions, procedures, and any recent updates.

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Buildings with low historical violations near the Q train in Lenox Hill

Buildings with low historical violations near the Q train in Lenox Hill

1273 3 Avenue

323 East 78 Street

342 East 62 Street

315 East 65 Street

797 Lexington Avenue

420 East 78 Street

352 East 76 Street

131 East 69 Street

415 East 64 Street

305 East 70 Street

300 E 71 St

247 East 77 Street

315 East 73 Street

425 East 65 Street

313 East 61 Street

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