Buildings with low open violation rates near the B70 bus in Bath Beach

It refers to the building’s open violation signal used by Openigloo, intended as a quick way to compare building compliance risk. Open violation status can change over time, so it’s best to treat it as a starting point and verify the current situation with the building.

The filter is meant to surface buildings near the B70 bus route in Bath Beach. If a listing feels farther than expected, double-check the walking/transit time from the exact address you’re considering.

No. Open violation signals reflect what’s in public records and can lag behind real-world conditions. You should still ask the landlord/super about any active problems, recent repairs, and maintenance practices during your tour.

Openigloo’s violation signal is based on NYC open records. Because reporting and updates take time, the data may not reflect everything that’s happening today.

Ask what the building has done to address any cited categories, whether similar issues exist currently, and how maintenance requests are tracked and completed. If something was recently corrected, ask for a timeframe and documentation if available.

Yes. The filter focuses on open-violation risk, not move-in costs. Confirm the full monthly and upfront requirements (deposit, utilities responsibilities, and any building fees) and read the lease terms before committing.

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