Buildings with low open violation rates near Pelham Bay Park station in NYC

It groups buildings based on NYC open-record violation signals that are currently showing a lower number/rate of open items. It’s a shortlist for investigation, not a guarantee of how conditions are today.

Yes. This page is filtered to the Pelham Bay Park station area, so the building results are centered around that transit location rather than the entire borough.

No. Lower open-violation rates are still a risk signal, not proof that a building has zero issues. Ask targeted questions about current maintenance, recent repairs, and how complaints are handled.

Openigloo uses NYC open-record data signals that can lag behind real-world conditions. Treat the data as a starting point and confirm the latest status with the building directly.

Yes. Reviews and tenant Q&A can reflect day-to-day reliability (communication, repairs, common areas) that open-record counts don’t capture. Use them to decide what to ask before applying.

Ask about maintenance turnaround, any active building-wide projects, how they document completed work, and whether there are recent changes to staffing or policies for handling complaints.

Shortlist a few options, then compare them on the specifics that affect you: lease term and rent, fees/deposits, maintenance process, and what residents report in reviews or Q&A—then verify current conditions with management.