Buildings with low open violation rates near The Bronxwood Preparatory Academy in NYC

It’s based on NYC open-records signals for currently open violations. Openigloo uses this to help you shortlist buildings with fewer active items, but you should still ask the building for the latest status.

There are 224+ buildings on this page that meet the scope and the low-open-violations filter.

No. Public records can lag behind conditions, and not every issue shows up the same way. Use the filter to screen, then validate by touring, reading tenant Q&A, and asking management specific questions.

Openigloo compiles signals from NYC open records. Because that data may update after real-world events, treat it as a starting point and confirm current fixes with the building.

Ask whether any open items are scheduled for completion, what the current maintenance process is, and how they track recurring issues. If tenant Q&A mentions problems, ask whether they’re related and what changed.

The low-violation filter is about records signals, not rent or pet rules. Still, verify the full lease terms: broker fees (if applicable), deposits, utilities, and any building-specific move-in requirements.

Treat it as a cross-check. If tenant Q&A echoes similar concerns that could connect to building maintenance, ask for details and timelines during your visit or by email.