Buildings with low open violation rates near Pelham Pkwy station in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals from public records. Openigloo uses those signals to surface buildings with lower active/open violation patterns, so you can narrow your search faster.

No. Records reflect what’s been reported and how issues are tracked in public systems. Conditions can change, and the latest real-world status may not match the open-record snapshot.

The snapshot is as of 2026-07-07, but open-data can lag. Treat the data as a screening step and confirm during showings by asking for current maintenance practices and recent repair history.

Pelham Pkwy is used here as a station-area filter that targets nearby buildings. It’s a location constraint for the search scope, not a neighborhood-only page.

Ask about the most recent maintenance cycle for the unit you’re considering, how complaints are handled, and what documentation you can get for repairs. Also confirm any building-wide policies that affect reporting and timelines.

No. The filter is about open-violation signals. You’ll still need to confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements (broker fee, deposit, and utilities) for the specific lease.

Use the building page to read renter Q&A and feedback that may describe day-to-day issues not captured in records. Combine that with an in-person inspection and direct questions to the leasing office.