Buildings with low historical violations near the B37 bus in NYC

It means Openigloo is filtering for buildings that have a lower pattern of historical violations based on available public/open-record signals. It’s a screening step, not a guarantee that no issues will appear today.

The page is scoped to buildings located near the B37 route so your commute can stay consistent. Confirm the walk time and stop access from the building entrance before you commit.

Not necessarily. The filter is designed to surface buildings with a lower historical pattern, so there may still be records in the data. Always ask the building for the current status and recent repair history.

Historical-violation data can lag what’s happening now because it reflects past records. Treat the filter as a way to reduce risk, then verify with the landlord/super during your tour.

Ask whether any items tied to violations were fully corrected, what documentation they can share, and whether there have been more recent issues since the records included in the dataset. If relevant, ask about pest control, heat/hot water reliability, and maintenance response times.

Yes. Confirm the full move-in cost and lease terms (deposit, broker/processing fees if applicable, utilities responsibility, and any building rules). A low historical-violation signal doesn’t change the contract details.

Yes. Use Openigloo to shortlist and compare buildings, then verify directly with the building—especially for anything time-sensitive. Tenant Q&A and building pages are most useful when paired with questions during the application process.