Buildings with low open violation rates near Prince's Bay station in NYC

It’s based on NYC open-record violation data tied to each building, focusing on lower counts of open issues. Because these records can reflect enforcement timelines, the filter is a signal—not a guarantee of current conditions.

Not necessarily. Even with a low rate, issues can still exist. Use the building page to look for specifics and ask the building directly about the status of repairs, including pests, heat/hot water, and any recent work orders.

The page scope uses the Prince’s Bay station area as the location filter paired with low-open-violations. Exact boundaries can vary by the listing’s geocoding, so confirm the commute and walking route you’ll actually use.

It can lag what you see in person. Treat the open-record signals as one input and still do due diligence: ask for maintenance history and recent remediation before signing.

Ask what the management handles for your unit type, request the latest maintenance updates for any recurring issues, and confirm who responds for repairs. If you see anything during the tour, ask whether it’s already scheduled for repair and when.

No. Even when the building meets the low-violation filter, you still need to confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements (broker fee, deposit, utilities, and any one-time building fees) before you apply.

This page is built around the low-open-violations and location filters, not a rent-regulation or income-restricted program filter.