Buildings with low open violation rates near Sutter Av-Rutland Rd station in NYC

It means the building shows relatively fewer open violations based on NYC open-records data. The filter is designed to help you compare buildings using a consistent, public signal.

Not necessarily. Some issues may not be reflected the same way in open records, and data can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a starting point and verify the current status directly with the building.

It’s based on NYC open records. Those records reflect what’s been filed and categorized publicly, and they may update after conditions change.

Use it to limit results to buildings near the Sutter Av-Rutland Rd station area. You’ll still want to confirm unit-specific details like repair status, noise, and building access during tours.

Ask what violations (if any) are currently open or under remediation, the estimated completion dates, and what documentation the building can provide. Also confirm maintenance response times for your unit’s concerns.

Use tenant Q&A and other notes to validate what’s happening now. The violation filter is an external signal; tenant experience can reveal whether issues were resolved and how maintenance is handled day-to-day.

The filter doesn’t set rent or fees. You still need to compare the full monthly cost (including deposits and any required charges) and review the lease terms carefully for renewal, maintenance responsibilities, and move-in conditions.