Buildings with low open violation rates near Times Sq-42 St station in NYC

It groups buildings based on open violation signals from NYC open records as captured in Openigloo. Lower open counts can be a useful starting point, but you should still confirm the current situation with the building management.

No. Low open-violation rates are not a guarantee. Some issues may be resolved without showing up immediately, or new issues may appear after the data snapshot. Always ask the building for the most current status.

They are selected to match the Times Sq-42 St station location filter. Still, check your specific route, street crossings, and typical walking time during the hours you’ll commute.

They come from NYC open records as reflected in Openigloo’s building data. Because open-record updates can lag real-world conditions, treat this as a screening signal rather than a live inspection.

Use reviews to understand what renters experience day to day—repair responsiveness, common issues, and building communication. Then compare that with the open-data signal to decide what’s worth asking the superintendent or leasing office.

Ask whether there are any current work orders, what the process is for urgent repairs, who handles requests after-hours, and whether there’s any documentation they can share about active or recently resolved issues.

The snapshot is as of 2026-07-07. If you’re making a decision after that date, ask the building to confirm that nothing changed since the data was collected.