Buildings with low historical violations near the B4 bus in NYC

It’s a location filter for buildings near the B4 bus route corridor. Use it to narrow where to search, then confirm the building’s exact address and your commute to specific stops.

It’s an Openigloo filter based on historical violation signals drawn from NYC open records. It flags buildings with fewer historical violations compared with other options in the dataset.

No. The data comes from open records and may lag current conditions. Treat it as a risk-reduction signal and still verify with the building directly and during your tour.

They’re based on NYC open records. Openigloo surfaces these signals to help you compare buildings, but you should ask management for the latest status and documentation.

Shortlist a few buildings, read renter reviews and any tenant Q&A, then ask targeted questions about maintenance response, recurring issues, and whether any prior violations were resolved.

Ask whether any issues are ongoing, what corrective actions were completed, the current inspection/compliance status, and who is responsible for follow-through for tenants.

Yes. Even when a building looks favorable, you should review the full move-in and monthly cost—application/processing fees, security deposit, and utilities or other charges—before signing a lease.