What does low open violation rates mean?

Low open violation rates suggest that a building has fewer unresolved issues reported to NYC's open records, indicating better maintenance.

Why should I consider buildings with low open violations?

Buildings with low open violations are generally better maintained, which can lead to a more pleasant living experience.

Are all buildings under this filter safe?

While the filter shows buildings with low open violations, it's still important to do a thorough inspection and seek tenant feedback.

How does Openigloo collect its data?

Openigloo utilizes NYC's open records, tenant reviews, and Q&A to present accurate information about buildings.

Can I still find issues in these buildings?

Yes, a low open violation rate doesn't guarantee that there are no issues; it's essential to combine this info with tenant feedback.

What if I have specific safety concerns?

You should visit the building, ask current tenants about their experiences, and check if any recent violations or complaints have been resolved.

Which neighborhoods in Queens have the most buildings currently?

Trending neighborhoods include Hunters Point with 2,106+ buildings, Ridgewood with 3,810+ buildings, and Sunnyside with 1,947+ buildings.

Buildings with low open violation rates in Queens

Discover buildings in Queens with low open violation rates, comprising a total of 9,114+ buildings. This filter allows you to focus on properties that are less likely to have unresolved issues, giving you more peace of mind when searching for your next home. At Openigloo, we provide valuable insights from tenant reviews, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A to help you make informed decisions. Filter through buildings that prioritize maintenance and compliance, ensuring a better renting experience.

Showing 2,971–2,988 of 9,114 buildings with low open violation rates in Queens.