Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM31 bus in Sunset Park

It’s a filter based on NYC open records signals that flag building open violations. Lower rates are meant to help you prioritize, but you still should ask the building for the current status of any ongoing issues.

Not necessarily. Open-record data can lag real-world conditions, so use it as a signal to start conversations, not as a substitute for an in-person inspection and direct questions to management.

It narrows the building search to the Sunset Park area near the SIM31 bus route, so your shortlist better matches your commute patterns rather than only using neighborhood boundaries.

Tour first, then confirm key items with the leasing office: repair timelines, recent work orders (if any), any pest or safety concerns specific to the unit, and lease terms that affect move-in readiness.

Ask what the building is currently addressing, whether any open items are active in your unit’s line of work (plumbing, elevators, heat/hot water, or common-area items), and when closed-out repairs were completed.

No. The filter focuses on open-record signals and does not cover every situation that can affect living conditions. Use the page to shortlist, then rely on tenant Q&A and your own verification.

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