Buildings with low open violation rates near Richmond University Medical Center in NYC

It’s a building-level filter based on open violation signals in NYC open records. The goal is to help you start with buildings that show fewer open items, but it does not guarantee a violation-free history.

Openigloo currently shows 19+ buildings that match the low open-violation criteria for this area.

The signals are based on NYC open records. Those records can lag behind what’s happening on the ground, so you should still ask the building directly about current conditions, repairs, and timelines.

The filter is focused on building-condition signals, not pricing rules. You still need to review the full lease terms and all move-in costs (such as deposit and any required fees) for the specific building and unit.

Ask what issues are currently being addressed, what maintenance response times look like, and whether there are any ongoing work orders related to the violation categories you care about most.

Yes. The filter reflects open-record indicators at a point in time. Use tours, maintenance conversations, and tenant Q&A to validate whether issues were fixed and whether there are any current concerns.

Treat violations as one data signal and tenant Q&A/rated buildings context as another. Together they help you spot patterns (or mismatches) and ask more precise follow-up questions before committing.