What does a low open-violation rate mean on this Queens page?

It means the landlord’s open-violation rate per unit is below the citywide average. It does not mean the landlord has no open violations.

Does appearing on this page mean a Queens building has no violations?

No. The filter concerns the rate of open violations per unit, not whether a property has any violations. Check the records for the specific building you are considering.

How should I use this page when researching a Queens rental?

Use it to identify landlords and managers whose open-violation rates are below the citywide average. Then review the property’s public records and renter reviews before making a decision.

Can a Queens landlord on this page still have unresolved violations?

Yes. A rate below the citywide average can still include open violations. Review the details and status of the records for the property you are considering.

Does a low rate guarantee that a Queens apartment is in good condition?

No. The rate is a measure of open violations per unit and does not establish the condition of a specific apartment. Consider the public records alongside a viewing and renter reviews.

Why does the filter use violations per unit for Queens landlords?

A per-unit rate accounts for property size when comparing open-violation records. On this page, the rate is considered low when it falls below the citywide average.

Landlords with low open violation rates in Queens

Openigloo holds a record for 20,184 landlords with low open violation rates in Queens, built from renter reviews and public documents. This can help you focus your research if you are considering a rental in Queens and want to understand how a landlord’s open violations compare with the citywide average. The filter is based on open violations per unit, so it offers a way to compare records across properties of different sizes.

Use the results to identify landlords and managers whose records may merit a closer look, then check the public documents and renter reviews for context. A low rate does not mean a building has no violations or establish how its current conditions compare with its records. Review details for the specific property you are considering and weigh them alongside your own inspection and lease questions.

Showing 14,059–14,076 of 20,184 landlords with low open violation rates in Queens.

Arooba Dahbi

Site Manager1 buildings4 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Carl Porcaro

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