Buildings with low open violation rates near Norwood-205 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation indicators from NYC open records. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with fewer open items, not to guarantee every unit is issue-free today.

Openigloo uses NYC open-record signals for the building-level violation indicator. Because records can update on a delay, real-world conditions can differ, so you should still ask the building directly about current status.

The Norwood-205-st part of the search narrows results to buildings positioned around that station area, so you can compare options within the same nearby commute zone.

There are 219+ buildings showing under this combined scope (low-open-violations + Norwood-205-st).

No. The filter is about building-level open-record signals. You should still inspect the specific apartment, review the move-in checklist, and ask the management about pest, heat, repairs, and recent work orders.

Ask for the current open-violation status (and any repair plans), proof of completed work when relevant, and how maintenance requests are tracked and resolved. If possible, ask for the last inspection or documentation the building can share.

This page focuses on the building set and violation signals. Costs like deposits, fees, and whether utilities are included still need to be confirmed with the building/agent for the unit you’re considering.