What does “low historical violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a filter based on available NYC open-record data about building violations. Use it to narrow your search, then confirm current conditions directly with the building because records can lag real-world conditions.

How does the “4 train” filter work for Brooklyn buildings?

The page scope targets Brooklyn buildings near the 4 train corridor based on Openigloo’s geospatial matching. Still, confirm the closest station and expected walking time from the exact address for each building.

Does “low historical violations” mean there will be no issues after I move in?

No. It reduces your exposure to buildings with more frequent historical problems, but it does not guarantee present-day maintenance quality. Ask about any open work orders and recent repair follow-through.

What should I check before applying to a building on this page?

Request the latest details on repairs and building maintenance, review lease terms for fees and renewals, and confirm the full move-in cost in writing (not just the monthly rent).

Can I rely on the historical violations filter for current conditions?

It’s a useful screening step, but it may lag real-world conditions. If something matters to you (noise, pests, hot water reliability, elevator access), ask directly and use tenant Q&A to triangulate.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now in this scope?

Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Park Slope with 7,025+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings.

How can tenant Q&A and Openigloo signals help when using these filters together?

The violations filter helps you shortlist, while tenant Q&A and building signals help you understand how management handles requests in practice. Cross-check what tenants report against what the building tells you for your specific unit.

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn

This Openigloo page covers buildings in Brooklyn with low historical violations and near the 4 train. You can browse 137+ buildings that match the filter pair so you spend less time weeding out obvious compliance red flags. Openigloo pulls building-level signals and tenant-relevant context into one place. Use the historical-violations filter as a starting point, then verify the unit details directly with the building, and check what rated buildings and tenant Q&A say about follow-through on repairs and management.

Showing 73–90 of 137 buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn.

306 Gold Street

4.7(7)

Downtown Brooklyn

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn

306 Gold Street

12 Ford Street

1511 Bedford Avenue

248 Duffield Street

68 Livingston Street

90 Pierrepont Street

302 Eastern Parkway

80 Cranberry Street

1040 Dean Street

828 East New York Avenue

150 Remsen Street

681 Franklin Avenue

53 Boerum Place

171 Eastern Parkway

131 Joralemon Street

100 Atlantic Avenue

111 Hicks Street

24 Rogers Avenue

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in trending Brooklyn neighborhoods

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