Buildings with low open violation rates near the B36 bus in NYC

It’s a data-driven screen based on open violation information from public records. The intent is to help you start with buildings that have fewer open items, then validate details with the building directly.

The page applies the B36-bus proximity filter used in Openigloo search. Distances can vary block by block, so confirm walking time and route reliability for your specific stop.

Public record-based signals can lag real-world changes. If you see or hear about an issue, ask management for the latest status and whether any work is scheduled or completed.

No. The filter can help you prioritize, but it doesn’t guarantee conditions inside any specific unit. Always check the unit, building common areas, and ask targeted questions.

Ask about the status of any relevant work orders, pest-control procedures, maintenance response times, and how repairs are handled for tenants. If something appears in building history, request the current plan and timeline.

Yes. Some problems are resolved without creating or updating records quickly. Use the filter as one input, then rely on in-person checks and renter Q&A for day-to-day reality.

They can be, but reviews and Q&A reflect tenant experiences that may include factors beyond violation records. Use both together: data to screen, and tenant reports to understand how issues are handled in practice.