Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX6 bus in Highbridge

It means the building meets the low open violation-rate criteria based on NYC open records signals shown on the building page. Use it as a starting point, then confirm the current status directly with the landlord or super.

The filter ties eligibility to the Highbridge area and proximity to the BX6 bus corridor. Use the building map view on Openigloo to confirm the walking distance to your intended stops.

No. Public-record signals can lag real-world conditions. Even with low rates, verify current conditions during your viewing and ask management for an updated remediation status if anything is relevant.

They come from NYC open records as surfaced by Openigloo, which may not reflect the most immediate conditions. Treat this as an indicator, not proof—ask for the latest updates during your application process.

Use the building page to look at rated buildings information (not just the violation filter). Ratings can reflect maintenance and landlord responsiveness, which may still vary across buildings with similar violation signals.

Ask about any currently open or recently closed items, remediation timelines, who to contact for repairs, and how the building handles inspections and recurring issues. If anything in the record seems relevant, request documentation or a status update.

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