Buildings with low open violation rates near Mosholu Pkwy station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on open violations recorded in NYC open data. The goal is to surface buildings with fewer currently open items, but it does not guarantee a building is violation-free in real time.

The mosholu-pkwy filter groups buildings by their proximity to the Mosholu Pkwy station area, so you can focus your search on commutable locations rather than the entire borough.

Use it as a screening signal, not the final word. NYC open-record data can lag real-world conditions. You should still ask the building directly about current maintenance, repairs, and any recent changes.

Ask about maintenance turnaround times, any active repair backlog, and how violations (if any) are addressed. If anything in the open-data history is discussed, request the latest status and documentation if available.

No. The filter is about open-violation rates, not rent level or approval criteria. You’ll still need to review asking rent, lease terms, and application requirements for each building.

Open each building page and review unit-level details and renter feedback. Look for the features you need (layout, floor, amenities if listed) and confirm availability and costs with the building or leasing office.

Compare across multiple signals: tenant Q&A themes, how management responds, building policies, and what’s currently available. Then verify the maintenance and violation status with the building before making a final decision.