Buildings with low open violation rates near the B84 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals from NYC public records. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with fewer open items reported at the time the data snapshot was created.

Not always. Public records can lag what’s happening on-site, and some issues may be handled outside what’s reflected in open items. Use the filter as a starting point and verify details directly with the building.

The page limits results to buildings in the B84 bus area, so your commute-based search and your building condition filter apply together when you compare buildings.

Ask about the current status of any active or recurring issues, how maintenance requests are handled, expected timelines for fixes, and whether there are any recent or planned inspections related to the violation topics you see in records.

No. The filter is based on open records, not a guarantee about pests, repairs, or service quality. Reviews and Q&A are still important for understanding day-to-day experience.

Treat them as complementary signals: open-record data helps you screen, and reviews/Q&A help you evaluate how the building responds to issues in practice. Look for patterns that match what you care about most.

Yes. Conditions and record status can change. Once you confirm unit-specific details and ask targeted questions, you can update your decision based on the most current information from management.