Buildings with low historical violations near the B70 bus in NYC

It filters buildings in the B70 bus area so you can focus your search on your commute route rather than the full city.

It’s a building-level filter based on historical violation signals. Use it to narrow options, but still verify the current situation with management.

No. “Low historical violations” is a filter for fewer past signals, not a guarantee of current conditions. Ask the building about ongoing repairs and timelines.

Treat it as one input: look at patterns (repeat categories, long gaps, remediation notes) and ask targeted questions during tours about what’s been fixed and what’s in progress.

Not always. Open data and recorded signals may lag real-world conditions, so it’s smart to request the latest status and inspect the unit and common areas in person.

Confirm the total move-in cost, lease start/end terms, and any building-specific requirements (access, package handling, repairs process). Also ask for a written explanation of any relevant maintenance items.

Openigloo adds tenant-submitted experiences and building Q&A so you can cross-check what the filter suggests with day-to-day realities reported by renters.