Contacts with low open violation rates in East Village

Low open violation rates indicate that a landlord or property manager has fewer recorded violations against them, suggesting better compliance with city regulations and potentially more effective property management.

In addition to reviewing open violation rates, check tenant reviews and any history of complaints or issues reported by previous renters to gauge reliability.

Look at their specific open violation records, any patterns between their properties, and whether the violations are related to health and safety, as these can greatly impact your living experience.

Yes, open violation rates can change based on new inspections, the resolution of previous violations, or updates to city records, so it’s advisable to check them periodically.

While a low open violation rate can be a positive indicator, it does not guarantee a good renting experience. Other factors, such as responsiveness to tenant concerns and property conditions, are also important.

Negative reviews may indicate issues that are not captured by the open violation rates, such as poor communication or unresolved tenant concerns, so weigh both records before making a decision.

The open violation records are based on the city's open-data resources, which compile violation information from inspections and reports filed against landlords and properties.