Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX28 bus in the Bronx

It limits the Bronx buildings shown to those in the BX28 corridor area, so your shortlist is tied to that commuting route. Still confirm walking distance and timing for the exact address you’re considering.

The page uses NYC open-record violation data to surface buildings with lower counts of open violations. You should use it as a starting signal and then ask the building for the current status and any recent updates.

No. A low rate is not the same as zero issues, and records can lag real-world conditions. Always request the building’s latest maintenance/repair status for your specific unit and building systems.

On Openigloo, check building pages for tenant Q&A context and review what rated buildings say about maintenance and management follow-through. Then verify key items with the leasing office (heat/hot water, repairs timeline, and how they handle tickets).

Treat it as complementary. Open-data signals can help you prioritize, while tenant feedback can help you understand consistency in how issues are addressed. The goal is to spot mismatch early—then ask direct questions on tours.

It doesn’t guarantee outcomes. It helps narrow the search based on open-record violation patterns, but you still need to confirm the latest condition with the building and document any promises before move-in.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.