Buildings with low open violation rates near Valley National Bancorp in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals in public/open-record data. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with fewer open items, but it doesn’t replace a direct question to management about the unit and current status.

It narrows the building search to the area around Valley National Bancorp Company in NYC. The exact set of eligible buildings depends on both the location filter and the low-open-violations filter.

No. Open-data signals can lag real-world changes, and not every problem is reflected the same way. You should still ask the building directly about the current state of repairs and any recurring concerns.

Check each building’s profile on Openigloo for the violation signal context and any notes available there. Then use the tenant Q&A and review content to compare what current residents report.

No. Even with a low-open-violations signal, you should still inspect the unit, confirm maintenance responsiveness, and ask targeted questions about pests, heating, water pressure, and recent repairs.

Ask for written answers on move-in conditions, repair timelines, any active complaints, utility responsibility, and renewal/termination terms. Also request clarification on any issues mentioned in tenant Q&A.

It’s based on the available open-data snapshot at the time shown for the page. Because conditions can change, it can lag behind what’s happening now—so verify with the building before committing.