Buildings with low open violation rates near New Lots Av station in NYC

It’s based on open items reported in NYC public records. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with fewer currently open entries, but it does not guarantee there are no issues at the unit or property level.

Not always. Open-record data can lag behind real-world repairs or enforcement. Treat the filter as a starting signal, then ask the building directly for the current status of any relevant items.

The page focuses on buildings associated with the New Lots Av area so you can compare options in the same transit corridor while using the low-violation filter to narrow the set.

Confirm current condition and maintenance practices, ask about how requests are handled, and request any documents management can share. Also confirm the full move-in cost and the exact lease terms (start date, lease length, fees, and renewal terms).

No. The filter is building-level and record-based. Unit-level issues (like pest treatment, smoke/odor transfer, or a past repair in a specific apartment) require direct questions to the building and review of any available documentation.

Yes. The filter reduces the likelihood of higher open-record counts, but it cannot eliminate all risk. Always use tenant Q&A and reviews for context, and ask management for the latest status.

Compare building reviews and tenant Q&A, then follow up with management about the specific questions you care about (maintenance response, recent repairs, and any ongoing compliance topics). Use the open-data signals to guide your questions, not to replace them.