Buildings with low open violation rates near the S93 bus in Brooklyn

It’s a filter based on NYC open-records signals for active (“open”) violations. Buildings that score lower on that measure appear first, but the page does not replace a direct question to building staff.

This page is limited to the Brooklyn borough scope and uses a corridor match for buildings near the S93 bus route, so your search stays focused on commuting convenience.

Not always. Open-data can lag day-to-day changes, so a lower open-violation rate is still a signal to investigate, not a guarantee. Ask the building about current status and recent repairs.

Ask for the latest status on any related open items, who handles follow-up repairs, typical repair timelines, and what documentation is available for completed work.

Yes. Tenant Q&A may reflect maintenance speed, recurring problems, or building operations that aren’t captured as open violation entries in the same way.

The filter reflects the open-violation signal overall. If you care about a specific issue, use the building page details and ask directly about that specific condition and their current prevention and response process.

Start with the combined filters, then compare practical items: lease terms and move-in costs, the building’s maintenance/response patterns from tenant Q&A, and direct answers on current remediation and any recent changes.