Buildings with low historical violations near York St station in NYC

It’s based on historic violation signals in open records that Openigloo surfaces at the building level. It’s meant to help you short-list, not replace a direct conversation with the building.

Not necessarily. Because the underlying signals come from public/open data, they can lag what residents are experiencing now. Treat this as a screening tool and ask the building directly about current conditions.

It targets buildings on or near York St station for your commute. Walk time and exact access vary by block, so confirm the route you’ll take every day before you apply.

Use them to spot patterns that the filter might not fully capture (maintenance responsiveness, pests, noise, and day-to-day management). Then compare those themes across the shortlist of buildings shown for 24+ options.

No. Low historic violations reduce risk based on the filter’s signals, but they do not guarantee current conditions. Always confirm the specific unit’s status and ask about any ongoing or recent issues.

Ask about the maintenance process, any recent repairs tied to building-wide issues, and whether there are any known recurring problems. Also confirm the move-in timeline and who handles repairs for your unit once you occupy it.

Use the filter as a starting point, not final proof. If answers don’t match the violation signals or renter reports, ask for clarification in writing and consider widening your search beyond the initial shortlist of low-historic-violations near York St.