Buildings with low open violation rates near transit in the Bronx

It’s a filter based on NYC open-record violation information associated with a building. “Open” refers to items currently shown as not fully closed in the public data, so it’s a signal to consider, not a full guarantee of day-to-day conditions.

“Near transit” narrows results to buildings located close to transit. Use the building page to confirm the exact routes and walking time from the address, since station access and commute feel can vary block to block.

Not necessarily. A low open-violation rate reduces what’s flagged as open in the public record, but it does not rule out current conditions or issues that are not reflected yet. Ask management for the current status and any ongoing work.

The signals are based on NYC open records. Public data can lag real-world conditions or documentation updates, so it’s important to follow up directly with the building and request any recent closure/repair documentation when relevant.

Ask about any themes connected to the record (maintenance response, heat/hot water reliability, elevator status, common-area upkeep, and pest control practices). Also ask how they track repairs between inspections and who tenants contact for urgent issues.

No. This page is about buildings filtered by open-record signals and transit proximity. It does not indicate income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, or housing-lottery participation.

Tenant Q&A helps you understand lived experience around maintenance, management responsiveness, and day-to-day conditions. Use it alongside the open-record signals, then verify key points with management before applying, especially if any items appear in the record.