Buildings with low open violation rates near St. John's Episcopal Hospital in NYC

It’s a building-level data signal based on NYC open records, focused on open violations rather than historical issues. The goal is to help you shortlist buildings with fewer open items showing in the dataset.

It narrows the building search to the area around St. John’s Episcopal Hospital. Exact proximity rules can vary by how the app maps the hospital location to nearby buildings, so review the address listing on each building page.

No. Open-record data can lag behind what’s happening in the building. Use Openigloo to narrow the search, then ask management directly about current conditions, repairs, and any active notices.

Ask for the status of any open items they can reference, current repair workflows, estimated timelines for common issues (heat, hot water, pests if relevant), and who to contact for maintenance requests.

Openigloo building pages compile renter-first information, so you can look for patterns in how management responds and how issues are handled. Use this as context alongside the open-data signals.

Yes. Violations can be updated, closed, or newly recorded. Re-check the building page before lease start, and keep any written communications from the management office.

This filter focuses on building-level violation signals and proximity. Availability, unit type, rent, and lease terms still vary by building and are best confirmed on the individual building pages and with the landlord/management.