Buildings with low open violation rates near StoneX Group in NYC

It means the buildings shown have a relatively lower count of open violations based on open-record signals used by Openigloo. You’ll still want to review the building’s specific details on its page and ask the manager what’s currently happening.

StoneX Group Company is the anchor in the NYC search scope, so the results are centered on nearby buildings rather than a single neighborhood or one building type.

Not always. Open-record data can lag real-world conditions, and buildings may resolve issues after the data snapshot. Treat this as screening support, then confirm directly with building management.

Ask which violations are currently open or were recently closed, what maintenance or remediation was done, and whether there are any recurring issues. If relevant, request documentation and clarify timelines.

No. This page is focused on open-violation signals. You should still compare lease terms, building services, unit condition, and any other requirements that affect your move.

Yes. “Low” doesn’t mean “none,” and some problems may not show up the same way in open records. That’s why it’s important to ask management about recent events and current preventive steps.

Start with this filter for the violation signal, then read the building page and any tenant-relevant notes, shortlist a few buildings, and verify current conditions and lease terms with management before committing.