Buildings with low open violation rates near Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs station in NYC

It’s a filter that surfaces buildings with a lower open-violation rate based on NYC open-record data. You can use it to prioritize where to focus outreach, but you should still verify current conditions with the building.

696+ buildings match the low-open-violations filter and the myrtle-wyckoff-avs location scope as of 2026-07-07.

No. Open-record signals can lag day-to-day conditions and ongoing remediation. Treat the filter as guidance and confirm the latest status with the landlord or managing agent before signing.

Ask what the currently open items are (if any), what has been fixed, estimated timelines for any remaining work, and whether there have been recent issues affecting heat/hot water, pests, or general maintenance.

No. Even with fewer open items, there can still be issues in a specific unit or during the time between records updates. Ask about the unit’s condition and request current maintenance or inspection information.

You can pair the open-data signal with renter experiences via reviews/ratings and building Q&A, so you’re not relying on violations alone when deciding which buildings to tour.

No. This page is about building eligibility under the filters (low-open-violations and myrtle-wyckoff-avs). You’ll still need to compare unit availability, pricing, lease terms, and building policies on each building’s page.