Buildings with low open violation rates near the B37 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-violation signals from NYC open records. It helps you compare buildings by how many open items are currently shown as open, but it doesn’t guarantee that no issues exist.

This page combines location with the low-open-violations filter. Instead of broad neighborhood labels, it focuses your search on buildings near the B37 bus corridor while using the violation-rate signal to narrow options.

Not necessarily. Open-records can lag behind real-world conditions, and new problems can arise. Use the filter as a starting point, then confirm details with the building and through tenant Q&A.

The signals are based on NYC open records. The data may not reflect immediate changes, so treat it as directional and verify current status directly with management.

Ask what the open items relate to, what remediation has been completed, what remains in progress, and how management handles similar maintenance issues going forward. If you’re concerned about pests or heat/hot water, ask for current documentation and timing.

No. The filter is about violation-rate signals and location. You still need to review the lease, move-in costs, and any building policies (including utilities and amenities) before committing.

Tenant Q&A helps you understand day-to-day management response, but it’s not a substitute for official status. Use both: the filter to screen, and tenant Q&A plus direct questions to confirm what’s actually happening now.