Buildings with low historical violations near the B82 bus in NYC

It means the building’s public record shows relatively fewer historical violation items compared with other eligible buildings. Openigloo surfaces the signal to help you shortlist, but it does not guarantee the building has no issues today.

It targets buildings along or close to the B82 bus route corridor in NYC, based on the location signals used in Openigloo’s building match.

No. Historical records can lag real-world conditions and may not reflect how issues are handled after the record timeframe. Use the shortlist to ask targeted questions and verify the current situation with the building.

The filter is based on NYC open records. Because records update on a schedule, the most recent conditions may not be fully reflected yet—so you should still confirm directly with management.

Ask about the specific violation categories flagged historically, what was corrected, whether any similar issues are active now, and how residents submit and track maintenance or complaints.

Treat them as context. Combine what tenants report about maintenance responsiveness and common areas with the open-record signal, then compare to your unit-level details before deciding.

Yes. Even with a strong data-informed shortlist, confirm the full move-in math with the broker/building: security deposit, any broker fee, and expected utilities for the specific lease you’re considering.