Buildings with low open violation rates near the BXM4 bus in the Bronx

It indicates the building’s open violation activity is lower relative to other matches, using open-records signals. It does not guarantee a building is currently issue-free, so it’s still worth asking management about the current status of any concerns.

You can compare building notes from renters alongside the filter results, then ask targeted questions (repairs, responsiveness, maintenance quality) that go beyond the open-record snapshot.

No. Open-record data may not reflect conditions in real time, and issues can appear or be resolved after the snapshot. Confirm directly with the building before signing.

It’s a proximity-based match to the BXM4 corridor. The best approach is to double-check the exact stop/route you’d use and your walk time from the unit’s address.

Ask about the current status of any cited items, timelines for repairs, and how they handle ongoing complaints. If your priority is safety or habitability, ask for current documentation or a clear explanation of what’s been addressed.

The filter is about violation signals, not costs. Still, you should confirm the full move-in picture with the building or leasing office (deposit, application/admin fees, and any other required charges).

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