Buildings with low historical violations near the B100 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical violations data from NYC open records. It’s meant to help you focus on buildings with fewer historical issues, not to guarantee current conditions.

It’s a location-based scope tied to the B100 corridor, so the buildings shown should be in that commuting radius. You should still confirm the exact walking time and nearest stop for your route.

No. The filter is about historical patterns in the building record. Real-world conditions can change, so ask the building about current maintenance and any recent work orders affecting your unit.

The violation signal comes from public records. Those records can lag real-world conditions, so treat the results as a starting point and confirm with the building directly.

Ask about current pest prevention, heat/hot water reliability, and how maintenance requests are handled. If the building’s history is a concern, request specifics on remediation and the current process.

Common costs include application fees, a security deposit, and (when applicable) a broker fee, plus utilities. Always confirm what’s included in rent versus billed separately.

Use the building page to review tenant Q&A and other building-level details, then compare those notes across your shortlist. Still, get written answers from the building for anything critical to your move-in.