Buildings with low open violation rates near New York Life Insurance in NYC

It’s a screening filter based on open violation signals from NYC open records. The goal is to prioritize buildings that currently show fewer open issues in the dataset, but you should still confirm details directly with building staff.

373+ buildings match the low-open-violations filter along with the New York Life Insurance multi-filter pairing, as of 2026-07-07.

They come from NYC open records. Records can lag real-world conditions, and new violations can appear after the data snapshot—so use the filter to narrow options, then verify by contacting the building.

No. It reduces your odds of starting with a building that shows many open issues in records, but it doesn’t guarantee the unit will have no defects at move-in. Do a walk-through, test appliances, and ask about recent repairs.

Use Openigloo to compare building-level context (where available) such as tenant Q&A and review signals, then validate the specifics that matter for you during a tour or by asking management questions.

Yes. Even if a building looks good on records, confirm the full move-in package (broker fee, deposit, and any utilities or service charges) and review lease terms, move-in timeline, and required paperwork.

Ask the building for the status of any relevant items you see referenced in the records, request confirmation of remediation dates, and compare that with what you observe during the tour and in tenant Q&A.