Buildings with low open violation rates near Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av-JFK Airport station in NYC

It’s a screening filter built from NYC open-record data about open violations. “Low” indicates fewer open items relative to other buildings, based on what’s recorded at the time of the dataset refresh.

No. Open-records can lag real-world conditions, and not all issues show up the same way. Use it as a starting filter, then verify directly with the building/agent and during a walkthrough.

Openigloo pairs the open-record signal with renter-first building information such as ratings and tenant comments, plus structured details that help you ask better questions before signing a lease.

It’s the location scope for this page: buildings selected around the Sutphin Blvd–Archer Av–JFK Airport station area so you can narrow options by commute convenience.

Ask what maintenance system is used, typical response times, whether any violations are being contested/closed, and what repairs are scheduled now (with dates). If possible, ask for recent inspection or work-order notes.

Yes. New violations can be opened and existing ones can be updated or closed over time. Re-check the building details and confirm the current status with the managing agent.

Yes: the full monthly cost (including utilities responsibilities and any fees), the exact lease term and renewal language, and the apartment’s current condition at viewing—especially for pests, heat/hot water, and recently completed repairs.