Buildings with low open violation rates near SBH Health System in NYC

It means the building’s open violation rate is lower based on signals from NYC open records that Openigloo uses to rank and filter buildings. The filter is a screening aid, not a live guarantee of current conditions.

Openigloo links buildings to the SBH Health System area using the page’s location-based scope for this multi-filter view, so the results are geographically relevant to your search area.

No. NYC open-data signals can be incomplete and may lag real-world conditions. Treat this as a risk-reduction signal and still ask the building directly about current status.

Ask for the latest maintenance plan for the violation categories involved, current timelines for any outstanding items, and confirmation of routines (e.g., pest control and common-area upkeep). Request answers in writing when possible.

It helps with one category of risk, but it does not replace a unit-level inspection and conversation. Still ask about pests, repair response times, and any recent building-wide issues that aren’t reflected in open records yet.

Usually, yes—low-violation criteria reduce the set. As of 2026-07-07, this view includes 355+ buildings that match both the “low-open-violations” and the SBH Health System-area scope.

They’re useful for pattern-spotting (communication, maintenance behavior, and what renters observed). Use them to draft questions, then rely on direct confirmation for lease-critical details.