What does “low historical violations” mean on this Openigloo page?

It refers to public, historical violation signals shown on building records from NYC open data. Lower counts indicate fewer recorded issues over the measured period, but it does not guarantee the current day-to-day condition of a specific unit.

How should I use the “4-train” filter for Brooklyn Heights buildings?

Treat it as a convenience filter to narrow buildings by access to the 4-train corridor. Confirm exact walk time from your specific address and whether there are multiple station entrances you’ll use daily.

Can I rely on historical violations to predict how my building will be maintained?

It’s a useful starting point, but not a guarantee. Historical signals may lag real-world changes, so ask the building about recent work orders, current pest-prevention practices, and how they handle complaints.

What should I ask about maintenance and safety before applying?

Ask who manages repairs on-site, expected response times, what the building does for recurring issues (including pests), and what steps are taken after tenants report problems.

Does “low historical violations” mean there will be no problems in my unit?

No. It only reflects fewer recorded issues at the building level in historical data. Unit-specific conditions can still vary, so inspect the exact apartment and verify any concerns during your tour.

How do I compare buildings once I’m down to the low-violation options?

Use the building pages to compare renter context and the quality signals Openigloo shows (including rated buildings), then cross-check policies with the building during tours and application steps.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

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

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn Heights

Brooklyn Heights is a focused search area within Brooklyn Heights, with building pages that help you compare options near the 4 train while filtering by historical violation signals. For Brooklyn Heights, the average building rating is 3.7/5 across 35 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn Heights. This page covers 29+ eligible buildings so you can narrow by both location and public-signal history before you tour. Openigloo helps you compare options with building pages, rated buildings, and renter-focused details you can review before calling. Use the open-data signals behind historical violations, then confirm conditions and policies with the building directly during your walk-through and application.

Showing 1–18 of 29 buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn Heights.

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Brooklyn Heights

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn Heights

Buildings with low historical violations near the 4 train in Brooklyn Heights

100 Remsen Street

148 Clinton Street

107 Atlantic Avenue

104 Hicks Street

80 Orange Street

35 Pineapple Street

150 Joralemon St

11 Schermerhorn Street

20 Monroe Place

261 Henry Street

157 Remsen Street

122 Remsen Street

124 Remsen Street

180 Montague Street

52 Clark Street

68 Livingston Street

90 Pierrepont Street

80 Cranberry Street

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