Buildings with low open violation rates near Smith-9 Sts station in NYC

It’s a data signal based on NYC open records, filtered to buildings with lower open-violation counts compared to other options in the same search scope.

Openigloo uses NYC open records for building-level violation signals. This helps you compare buildings, but it may not reflect the current real-world condition immediately.

Yes. The open-records signal can lag real-world repairs. Before you lease, ask the building management about any active work orders, timelines, and how they’re preventing repeats.

Use them to validate whether the building experiences align with the record signal. Look for recurring themes in maintenance, response times, pests, or access to common areas.

No. “Low open violations” is a risk-reduction signal, not a guarantee. Some issues may not be captured the same way in open records, or they may be newly addressed.

Ask about current repair status, any recent inspection outcomes, how maintenance requests are handled, and whether there are planned upgrades or restrictions affecting move-in.

If you’re close to move-in, don’t rely only on the snapshot. Request an update from management and confirm in writing what is being addressed now versus what appears on the record.