What does “low-open-violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s an open-record signal based on currently listed open violations. It’s meant to help you start with lower-risk options, but it may lag real-world changes—so treat it as a starting point, not a guarantee.

How is this page filtered for “near the E train”?

Openigloo narrows buildings to those located near the E train corridor, then combines that scope with the low-open-violations signal so you can focus on both commute and building-record history.

Does low open violations mean the building has no problems?

No. Even with a lower rate of open violations, buildings can still have maintenance issues that aren’t reflected in the open-record snapshot. Ask about recent repairs, how requests are tracked, and response times.

Will the violation data always reflect current conditions?

Not necessarily. Open-record data can update slower than conditions change. Plan to verify with the building directly and, if relevant, request recent inspection or work-order summaries.

How should I use tenant feedback alongside the open-record signal?

Use tenant feedback to spot recurring themes (e.g., pests, hot water reliability, elevator outages, noise, or turnaround time for repairs). Then ask management how they’re addressing those topics now.

What should I check before signing a lease on a building from this page?

Confirm move-in costs, what’s included in the monthly rent, and the condition of the specific unit. Ask about recent work in the unit and building, plus how maintenance and complaints are handled during your lease.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

Hunters Point with 2,110+ buildings; Ridgewood with 3,826+ buildings; Sunnyside with 1,960+ buildings; Ditmars-Steinway with 2,222+ buildings; Forest Hills with 1,363+ buildings.

Buildings with low open violation rates near the E train in Elmhurst

Elmhurst in Queens is a practical target for renters who want access to the transit network and a steady supply of buildings to compare. This page focuses on the Elmhurst area and uses an Openigloo view of building records and renter signals to help you narrow options. For Elmhurst, rated buildings average 3.0/5 across 19 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page covers buildings with low open violation rates near the E train in Elmhurst, Queens. You’re looking at 114+ buildings that match the e-train + low-open-violations filter pair. Openigloo helps you narrow the search using building records and renter-focused signals, then lets you verify details before you sign. Use the building pages to compare rated buildings, read what tenants highlight, and ask direct questions about day-to-day conditions, repairs, and building follow-through.

Showing 73–90 of 114 buildings with low open violation rates near the E train in Elmhurst.

41-39 74 Street

Elmhurst

Buildings with low open violation rates near the E train in Elmhurst

Buildings with low open violation rates near the E train in Elmhurst

41-39 74 Street

40-24 76 Street

40-52 78 Street

40-33 76 Street

41-65 75 Street

41-51 75 Street

40-20 80 Street

81-09 41 Avenue

41-26 74 Street

42-28 79 Street

42-20 77 Street

74-22 Woodside Avenue

40-49 77 Street

81-34 Baxter Avenue

40-34 74 Street

40-16 Ithaca Street

74-43 45 Avenue

40-24 74 Street

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