Buildings with low open violation rates near Wall St station in NYC

It refers to building-level open violation rates based on NYC open records. The goal is to help you start with buildings that show fewer currently open items, not to guarantee a building is always trouble-free.

This page is scoped to buildings in the Wall St station area using the page’s location criteria. It’s designed for renters who want shorter commutes to that station while comparing similar violation signals.

No. “Low” is relative to other buildings in the dataset. You should still ask management about ongoing work orders, recent repairs, and how violations were resolved.

Yes. Data can lag real-world conditions and may reflect timing of filings or updates. Use Openigloo’s renter feedback and ask the building directly about current status.

Ask about recent repairs, how maintenance requests are handled, expected timelines for any active issues, and who to contact for emergencies. Also ask how violations were addressed historically when relevant.

Yes. Compare renter feedback, confirm lease requirements, and verify total monthly move-in costs (deposit and any other fees) so the full upfront and ongoing cost fits your budget.

Start by filtering to the low-violation set, then compare building notes, ratings, and Q&A threads. Prioritize questions that match your situation (commute needs, maintenance responsiveness, and lease terms), and ask follow-ups to management.