Buildings with low historical violations near the B82-SBS bus in NYC

It refers to the building’s recorded violation history signals used by Openigloo’s filter. Review the building page to see the specific open-data signals tied to that record.

It’s based on the building’s location relative to the B82-SBS bus corridor. Use the building page map/address details to verify the exact walking or commute you expect.

No. Historical signals can lag real-world conditions, and individual apartments can differ. Treat the filter as a narrowing tool, then ask management directly about current maintenance and recent repair handling.

Openigloo uses NYC open-records signals reflected in the building record. Conditions in the real world can change, so confirm details with the building before you commit.

Ask how they handle the kinds of issues reflected in the building record, expected response times, and what documentation they provide for repairs. Also confirm the unit’s current condition, maintenance history, and any open work orders.

The filters focus on building-level criteria, not your specific total move-in cost. You still need to confirm the full monthly cost (including any broker fee where applicable), deposit requirements, and which utilities are included.

Compare the building pages side by side: current availability, unit features, review themes, tenant Q&A about maintenance and responsiveness, and the specific violation-history notes tied to that building record.