Buildings with low historical violations near the B17 bus in NYC

It’s a location-based filter aimed at buildings near the B17 bus corridor, so you can search without checking multiple neighborhoods manually. Still, confirm the exact walk time from the entrance to the specific stop(s) you plan to use.

It’s based on historical violation data in NYC open records. The goal is to help you shortlist buildings with fewer recorded issues, but it doesn’t guarantee current conditions.

No. Open-records snapshots can lag real-world changes, and they may not capture everything that tenants notice. Use the filter to narrow the field, then confirm details directly with management and review the most recent signals available on Openigloo.

Treat them as complementary sources. Reviews/Q&A can add context about maintenance response, pests, and day-to-day issues, while the open-data indicators provide a record-based starting point. Together, they help you ask better, more specific questions.

Ask about the current status of any past issues, how maintenance requests are submitted and tracked, typical response times, and what to do if conditions don’t improve. If your move-in date is soon, ask about scheduling for repairs and access.

Use them as one input, not the final decision. Data can lag, and some conditions may be underreported in records. For heat/hot water, pests, and other safety concerns, ask for current documentation and talk to current or recent tenants if available.

There are 39+ buildings on Openigloo currently matching the b17-bus + low-historic-violations filter pair.