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

It’s a data-driven filter that prioritizes buildings with fewer open violations in NYC open records. It helps you start with a smaller set, but it does not replace asking the building about current conditions.

The page is scoped to the Pelham Pkwy station area, so the eligible building set is limited to buildings near that transit point rather than all of NYC.

Not necessarily. Two buildings can both have fewer open issues in the records while still differing in how quickly they address new problems, how units are maintained, and whether problems are recurring.

No. Open records reflect violations that are recorded and may lag changes on the ground. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then ask the building directly about the specific issue categories that matter to you.

Yes, it’s still worth confirming. Ask the building about any pest history for the relevant unit or stack and request details on prevention and remediation procedures.

Ask who handles maintenance requests, the average timeline to fix reported issues, whether any recent work is planned for your unit, and how violations (if any) are handled after they appear in records.

Openigloo lets you read renter-used context, including Q&A and signals tied to buildings. Use it to compare candidates, then verify details with the building during your tour and application process.