Buildings with low open violation rates near MSCI in NYC

It’s a filter based on building open-violation rates using NYC open records. It’s designed to help you compare buildings, but it may not reflect conditions or fixes that happened after the underlying data was updated.

On Openigloo, “near MSCI” scopes the search to buildings matched to the MSCI area. Use the map and building pages to confirm the exact commute and whether the address placement fits your route.

No. Low open-violation rates reduce risk based on available records, but maintenance problems can still occur. Always ask the building for current status and any recent repairs before you sign.

Open-records data can lag real-world conditions. Treat it as a signal, then confirm directly with building management, especially if you’re moving soon or targeting a specific issue type.

Ask for the most recent status on any relevant items in the open record, whether corrective work is completed, and how they handle ongoing maintenance requests. Also ask about timelines, documentation, and any inspection follow-ups.

Tenant input can add context on recurring issues, responsiveness, and what to expect during move-in or after repairs are requested. Use it alongside open-data signals, not instead of verification.

Yes. Even when buildings look favorable by violation signals, your total move-in and monthly cost can still include deposits, required fees, and utilities. Confirm the full terms on the building page or with the leasing office.