What does “low open violation rates” mean on this page?

It means Openigloo is using open-record violation indicators and highlighting buildings that currently show lower levels of open items compared with other matches. You should still verify details directly with the building, especially for unit-specific concerns.

How does the Parkside Av station filter work here?

The Parkside Av station filter scopes the results to buildings mapped to the station area for an easier, more location-relevant search. Distances can vary by map routing, so confirm the exact commute time for your schedule.

Do low open-violation counts guarantee the building is in great condition right now?

No. Open-record data may be delayed, and it doesn’t replace a current on-site inspection. Use the building page as a starting point, then ask management about the specific issues and timelines you care about.

Should I ask the landlord or super questions even if the building has fewer open violations?

Yes. Ask what has been addressed recently, what is pending, and how repairs are handled for the unit you want. Also request any relevant documentation they can share for your target dates.

Will I see tenant feedback on these buildings?

You can use Openigloo’s renter-first building pages to review what people mention about conditions and responsiveness, but focus on patterns and still confirm facts with the building for your specific unit and move-in date.

Do I need to worry about fees and full monthly cost even with this filter?

Yes. Even if a building looks good on violation indicators, move-in costs and monthly expenses can still vary. Confirm the broker fee, deposit, and which utilities are included before you apply.

What’s the best next step after I shortlist a few buildings?

Schedule a walkthrough, get the building’s answers in writing where possible, and make sure the lease aligns with your plan (move-in date, renewal terms, and how maintenance requests are handled). Then compare your total budget across the shortlist.

Buildings with low open violation rates near Parkside Av station in NYC

These NYC buildings are filtered for low open violation rates and are mapped to the Parkside Av station area. You’re starting with 248+ eligible buildings, so you can compare options without scrolling through every property. Openigloo helps you narrow faster by pairing building data with renter-focused signals like what rated buildings look like in tenant conversations, plus open-data style violation indicators that can highlight where to dig deeper. Use the building pages to cross-check details, then confirm current conditions directly with management before you sign a lease.

Showing 217–234 of 248 buildings with low open violation rates near Parkside Av station in NYC.

2100 Bedford Avenue

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Buildings with low open violation rates near Parkside Av station in NYC

Buildings with low open violation rates near Parkside Av station in NYC

2100 Bedford Avenue

37 Ocean Avenue

125 Lenox Road

11 Crooke Avenue

130 Clarkson Avenue

141 East 21 Street

148 St Pauls Place

270 Parkside Avenue

658 Rogers Avenue

705 Flatbush Avenue

2031 Bedford Avenue

70 Linden Boulevard

2107 Bedford Avenue

661 Flatbush Ave

350 Ocean Avenue

59 Hawthorne Street

663 Flatbush Avenue

100 Winthrop Street

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