Buildings with low open violation rates near Spring St station in NYC

It’s a screening filter built from NYC open-record violation data. “Low” means fewer open items in the dataset for a building compared with other options on Openigloo, based on what’s available when the snapshot was taken.

No. Public datasets can lag real-world conditions, and some issues may be updated after the snapshot date. Use Openigloo as a starting signal, then ask the building directly about current status.

It restricts results to buildings within the Spring St-409 location scope so you’re searching around that station area rather than across all of NYC.

Ask for the current status of any referenced violations, when repairs were completed (or scheduled), any ongoing corrective plans, and who your point of contact is for maintenance requests.

The filter is about violation signals, not pricing. You still need to confirm the total move-in cost and lease terms, including deposit and any building/broker fees for the unit you choose.

They can help you spot maintenance patterns (response times, recurring issues, follow-through). Treat them as context, not proof of a specific open-record status, and compare them with what management tells you.

Start with a short list from the 460+ buildings here, then schedule tours and request written confirmation on any concerns. Use the violation signal to focus questions, but make your decision using the unit-specific details you verify.