What does “low open violations” mean on this page?

It’s a filter that uses open-data signals about currently open NYC violations at the building level. It helps you prioritize buildings with fewer open items in the dataset, but it does not guarantee conditions in any specific unit today.

How do the BM5 bus filters work here?

The BM5 bus proximity constraint narrows results to buildings near the route, so you’re comparing options with similar commute access instead of searching across all NYC.

Is the low-violation signal a real-time condition guarantee?

No. NYC open-records can lag what’s happening on the ground. Use it to screen, then confirm during tours and via direct questions to the building/management.

Where does the violation information come from?

The underlying data comes from NYC open records and enforcement/inspection reporting. Because of update timing, the dataset may not reflect improvements or new issues immediately.

What should I ask before signing a lease for a building flagged by this filter?

Ask about current maintenance turnaround, recent completed repairs, and how they handle recurring complaints. If you have specific concerns (pests, heat/hot water, noise, elevators), ask for documentation or the service log and the last time issues were addressed.

How should I use renter input together with the open-violation signal?

Treat it as two angles: the violation signal helps with building-level risk screening, and renter notes/Q&A can explain whether maintenance is responsive and whether problems persist.

Does a “low” result mean there are no issues at all?

Not necessarily. “Low open violations” means relatively fewer open items in the dataset at the time of update. You can still find problems in practice, so you should confirm directly.

Buildings with low open violation rates near the BM5 bus in NYC

This page surfaces buildings with low open violation rates near the BM5 bus in NYC. Openigloo shows 1,363+ buildings matching the BM5-area map filter and the low-open-violations signal, so you can narrow your search before you start touring. Use Openigloo to compare building-level notes from renters, plus open-data signals tied to NYC inspection and enforcement activity. You can also ask practical questions in tenant Q&A to clarify what’s happening right now—since records can lag real-world conditions.

Showing 127–144 of 1,363 buildings with low open violation rates near the BM5 bus in NYC.

1448 East 100 Street

Canarsie

Buildings with low open violation rates near the BM5 bus in NYC

Buildings with low open violation rates near the BM5 bus in NYC

1448 East 100 Street

96-16 103 Avenue

160 Berriman Street

77-11 Jamaica Avenue

212 East 34 Street

92-06 88 Avenue

1019 Van Siclen Avenue

707 Sheffield Avenue

10120 Avenue K

76-21 86 Avenue

87-10 149 Avenue

1013 Sutter Avenue

122 Doscher Street

1143 Blake Avenue

103-58 103 Street

1014 Glenmore Avenue

982 East 105 Street

71 Doscher Street

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