Buildings with low open violation rates near the B70 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on open-record signals about current, not-closed violations. The idea is to help you prioritize buildings that look cleaner on paper before you spend time touring.

No. It’s a corridor-based filter, so some addresses will be closer than others. Double-check the building’s location relative to the stop you’d use most often.

Not necessarily. It reflects what’s captured in open records at the time of the snapshot. Ask the building directly about maintenance history and whether there have been any recent complaints.

From publicly available NYC open records, surfaced in Openigloo’s building profiles. Note that records can lag real-world conditions, and new violations may appear after the snapshot.

Ask about recent repairs and how issues are handled, request any relevant documentation they can share, and confirm the current status of anything you’ve read or heard about in tenant Q&A.

No. This page focuses on buildings. When you open a building profile, use “with available apartments” (if shown) to narrow down to units currently advertised.

Use it to understand patterns beyond the open-data snapshot (response times, upkeep consistency, and what residents say about day-to-day conditions). Then verify details with the building before signing.