Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX8 bus in Pelham Parkway

It’s a combined filter: the building is mapped near the BX8 bus corridor, and the building’s open-violation rate is lower than what you’d typically see across the area, based on Openigloo’s open-data signals.

No. The filter is about the level of open violations in the data, not whether maintenance and conditions are flawless. Always ask management about recent repairs, current work orders, and any outstanding issues you observe on tour.

Openigloo’s low-open-violations filter is driven by NYC open records reflected in the building’s data on Openigloo. Those records may not capture everything real-world residents experience, so use it as one signal in your decision-making.

Look for repeat themes that connect to what the filter can’t fully cover: responsiveness, recurring maintenance issues, pest control experiences, and whether repairs are completed after requests.

Yes. Low open-violation rates reduce one specific risk signal, but pests and maintenance can still vary by unit, timing, and management practices. Ask directly about the unit you’d rent, treatment history, and how requests are handled.

Confirm the exact lease terms (lease start/end), heating/hot-water setup, deposit and fee breakdown (including any broker fee), and who handles maintenance. Also verify how long responses typically take based on resident experiences.

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