What does “low open violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s an open-data-based building signal intended to help you narrow down options. It reflects open violation status as reported in public records, but it doesn’t guarantee the building is currently in perfect condition.

How should I use the M100 bus filter here?

Use it as a shortcut for location: confirm the building’s exact address and realistic walk/transit time to the M100 route during the hours you would commute.

Do low-violation signals stay accurate over time?

They can lag real-world conditions because they’re tied to public-record updates. Treat the signal as a starting point, then ask the super/management for the latest maintenance status and timelines.

What should I ask the landlord or property manager before applying?

Ask about the specific areas you’re concerned about (repairs, safety items, shared spaces), whether there are any active remediation plans, and what documents are available about recent work orders and inspections.

Are there any fees or costs beyond rent I should expect?

Yes. Even when a building meets your search filters, total move-in cost can still include items like a deposit and broker fees (if applicable), plus utilities—confirm the full monthly picture before signing.

Is this filter meant to replace inspections or an in-person walk-through?

No. Use it to reduce risk and focus your tours, then verify conditions in person and document anything that needs attention before moving in.

Buildings with low open violation rates near the M100 bus in University Heights

University Heights in the Bronx is served by building data that Openigloo aggregates for renter decision-making. In this neighborhood, there are 9 rated buildings, with an average building rating of 2.1/5. For renters using building condition signals, the key is to compare similar options and verify current conditions directly with management, even when the data suggests fewer open issues. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page covers buildings in University Heights (Bronx) with low open violation rates, filtered for proximity to the M100 bus. You’re viewing 53+ buildings right now, based on Openigloo’s open-data signals. Use Openigloo to compare what matters before you tour: building-level flags, tenant-reported experience where available, and context from past visitors and renters. For low-violation searches, still confirm conditions directly with management, because real-world conditions can change between reporting and your move-in date.

Buildings with low open violation rates near the M100 bus in University Heights

Buildings with low open violation rates near the M100 bus in University Heights

1964 Cedar Avenue

2297 Sedgwick Avenue

2243 Hampden Place

1920 Osborne Place

2455 Sedgwick Ave

2721 Heath Avenue

2266 Andrews Avenue North

1995 Sedgwick Avenue

2101 Cedar Avenue

2175 Cedar Avenue

2698 Bailey Avenue

9 Fordham Hill Oval

102 West 183 Street

103 West 183 Street

179 West Burnside Avenue

212 West Kingsbridge Road

2285 Andrews Avenue North

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