Buildings with low open violation rates near Neptune Av station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on publicly available NYC open-record signals. Lower counts generally indicate fewer open violation items at the time the data was captured, but it is not a guarantee that conditions inside a specific unit are problem-free.

The Neptune Av station scope narrows the eligible buildings to ones near that transit stop. You can still confirm exact commute time and the building’s street address for your route.

No. Low counts mean there are fewer open items in the source data snapshot, not that there are no issues. Conditions can change after the data refresh, and unit conditions can differ from building-level records.

Open signals can lag real-world conditions and can change over time as violations are filed or closed. Use the filter to prioritize, then ask the property for the current status of any concerns you care about.

Yes. If you’re considering a move, ask for current maintenance timelines, recent remediation work, and how they handle recurring issues (including heat/hot water and pest control).

Confirm the lease length, rent and payment terms, deposit and move-in fees, utility responsibilities, and any restrictions. Also review renter Q&A and reviews for maintenance responsiveness and everyday living details.

NYC open records are a helpful starting point, but they may lag real-world conditions. Openigloo surfaces them to support comparison, and you should still verify details directly with the building.