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

It’s based on NYC open-record signals for currently open matters. Open data can lag the day-to-day reality, so use it as a starting point and confirm the latest status with the building.

No. “Low” means fewer open items in the dataset, not zero. Always ask the building for the most current status and any remediation plans.

This scope targets buildings near the New Utrecht Av station area, so you can focus your search geographically while still screening by open-violation signals.

Openigloo uses NYC open records as an input. Because records may not reflect the most recent on-the-ground fixes, treat it as informational rather than final proof.

Ask for the latest status of any open matters they’re aware of, timelines for any work, and who oversees maintenance/repairs. If applicable, request clarification on pest control, heat/hot water, and elevator service.

Not directly. The filter is about open-record signals. Your final costs still depend on the building’s lease terms, deposits, move-in fees, and utility responsibility.

Use them to understand what residents are experiencing (maintenance responsiveness, common issues, and communication) and then cross-check that with what management says about current remediation and procedures.