Buildings with low open violation rates near Oakwood Heights station in NYC

It’s based on open violation information reported through NYC open records. Openigloo uses those signals to surface buildings with lower levels of currently open violations, but you should still verify details with the building directly.

“Open” means the issue is not closed in the underlying public record at the time of the data pull. Conditions on the ground can change, so ask management for the latest status and documentation.

This page limits results to buildings near Oakwood Heights station, then applies the low-open-violations criteria to those nearby buildings.

The violation signals come from NYC open records. Because those records can update on a different schedule than what residents experience, the data may lag real-world conditions.

Ask for the most recent violation status updates, repair timelines, and whether any issues are ongoing. Also confirm how they handle requests, access to maintenance, and any documentation they can share.

The filter is about open violation rates from open records, not a guarantee about any one category of issue. If you care about a specific risk, ask the building directly and request relevant documentation.

No. Building-level signals can help you compare options, but individual units and recent turn-over conditions can differ. Review the specific unit details and verify anything time-sensitive with the building.