What does a low open violation rate mean for me as a renter?

A low open violation rate typically indicates that the building has fewer unresolved issues related to safety or health, making it a potentially safer and more reliable choice.

How can I find out more about a building's open violations?

You can check Openigloo for the latest data on open violations or contact the building management directly for comprehensive details.

Do I need to worry about violations even if they are low?

Yes, it's important to remain vigilant and periodically check for new open violations, as conditions can change over time.

What should I ask the landlord about the building?

Inquire about the history of open violations, response times to tenant issues, and any recent inspections performed on the property.

Is there a difference between low open violations and being violation-free?

Yes, a building can have low open violations but not be completely free of them. Always verify current records for the most accurate information.

Which neighborhoods are trending in Staten Island?

Trending neighborhoods include Grymes Hill with 52+ buildings, Saint George with 184+ buildings, Port Richmond with 234+ buildings, West Brighton with 174+ buildings, and Clifton with 152+ buildings.

What should I do if I find a violation after moving in?

Report it to your landlord immediately, and keep records of your communication. It's their responsibility to address the issue.

Buildings with low open violation rates in Mariners Harbor

Mariners Harbor is a residential area in Staten Island featuring a mix of housing types and convenient access to local amenities. Currently, there are 18+ buildings available with low open violation rates in this neighborhood. The community is supported by open data, ensuring transparency regarding building conditions. Buildings here have a positive compliance history, indicated by their lower violation rates, which can provide peace of mind for prospective renters. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features buildings in Mariners Harbor, Staten Island, that have low open violation rates, with a count of 18+ buildings. Using Openigloo, you can explore these buildings while focusing on tenant safety and compliance with local regulations. Openigloo helps renters make informed decisions by sharing reviews and insights from tenants. We leverage open data signals to provide you with reliable building information, and our tenant Q&A section allows you to ask specific questions about your potential new home.

Showing 1–18 of 18 buildings with low open violation rates in Mariners Harbor.

26 Walloon Street

Mariners Harbor

Buildings with low open violation rates in Mariners Harbor

Buildings with low open violation rates in Mariners Harbor

26 Walloon Street

36 Mersereau Avenue

104 Amador Street

166 Simonson Avenue

173 South Avenue

194 Grandview Avenue

304 Pulaski Avenue

189 Van Name Avenue

297 Regis Drive

183 South Avenue

56 Van Pelt Avenue

115A Mersereau Avenue

345A Van Name Avenue

337 Harbor Road

22 Lambert Street

203 Ada Drive

215A Van Name Avenue

110 Amador Street

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