What does “low-historic-violations” mean on this page?

It’s a screen based on historical signals from NYC open records. It doesn’t guarantee the building has zero issues right now, so you should still ask management about current conditions and any active work orders.

How does the “B7 bus” part of the filter work?

The page is scoped to buildings near the B7 bus corridor so your search stays close to that route. Distances can vary by building entrance and listing area, so confirm the walk-time from the exact address.

Does “low historical violations” mean there are no current problems in the building?

No. The signal is historical and can lag real-world conditions. Before signing, ask for the most recent status on any relevant categories (repairs, heat/hot water, pests, and safety items) and request a written summary if possible.

Where does Openigloo’s information come from?

Openigloo combines renter feedback (including tenant Q&A) with building-level signals drawn from available data. For anything that affects your decision (fees, rules, timelines), verify directly with the building.

What should I ask the landlord or super when I’m considering a lease?

Ask: what maintenance requests are most common, how quickly they’re handled, whether there are current investigations or ongoing repairs, what the process is for urgent issues, and how pest complaints are addressed.

Are there common fees or costs I should expect beyond rent?

Often, yes. Even when the violations signal looks good, you should still confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements: deposits, broker/administration fees, utilities, parking, and any building-admin charges.

How should I use tenant Q&A alongside the violations filter?

Treat tenant Q&A as the “on-the-ground” layer: it can clarify how issues are handled in practice. Use the violations filter to start narrower, then use Q&A and direct questions to confirm what’s true for the unit you’re considering.

Buildings with low historical violations near the B7 bus in NYC

Find buildings with low historical violations near the B7 bus in NYC. This Openigloo page includes 45+ buildings and combines two signals: “B7 bus” location and “low-historic-violations” screening. Use Openigloo to narrow the search using building data and renter-first context. You can read what residents shared, compare building-level patterns, and use tenant Q&A to ask the practical questions that an index can’t answer. For anything important to your move-in timeline, confirm directly with the building or management.

Showing 1–18 of 45 buildings with low historical violations near the B7 bus in NYC.

714 Hancock Street

Stuyvesant Heights

Buildings with low historical violations near the B7 bus in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near the B7 bus in NYC

714 Hancock Street

693 Quincy Street

1157 Greene Avenue

966 Jefferson Avenue

1941 Coney Island Avenue

858 Knickerbocker Avenue

1500 St Johns Place

1439 Lincoln Place

1704 Ocean Avenue

75 East 95 Street

1965 Pacific Street

1383 Park Place

3310 Nostrand Avenue

937 Greene Avenue

3405 Kings Highway

320 Mac Dougal Street

2068 Ocean Avenue

1866 Ocean Avenue

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