Buildings with low historical violations near the B14 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical violation signals tied to each building. Use the building page to see the underlying indicators, then ask the landlord or management for the latest open/closed status and current conditions.

It limits results to buildings located near the B14 bus route. Use the building page map and address to confirm the closest stop to your commute and walking time.

No. Historical signals may lag real-world conditions. Always verify with the building directly, and ask for documentation on any active or recent maintenance issues.

They come from open/public records that Openigloo aggregates at the building level. Because records can take time to update, treat them as a starting point, not the final word.

Use renter feedback to understand day-to-day issues like responsiveness, cleanliness, and noise patterns. Then pair that with the building’s historical violation indicators and your own tour notes to decide what to ask management.

Ask for the current lease terms, any fees due at move-in, maintenance response expectations, and whether there are any recent or pending repairs related to past issues. Also confirm utilities responsibility and any building rules that affect your routine.

Yes. Start with the B14 + low-violation scope, then use building-level details (like amenities, layout availability shown on the page, and renter Q&A) to decide which tours are worth your time.