Buildings with low open violation rates near the X27 bus in Brooklyn

It’s based on NYC open records signals tied to active/open violation status. It’s intended as a screening tool, not a guarantee that there are no maintenance issues today.

It limits results to buildings near the X27 route so you can compare options by commute convenience. Still, actual walk time varies by block and stop, so confirm the route you’ll use daily.

Not always. Records can lag behind what’s happening now. Use the signal to narrow down buildings, then ask the building directly about the current remediation plan and timelines.

Ask about the specific open/recorded items, whether they’re resolved or ongoing, how maintenance requests are handled, and what documentation they can provide for recent work.

They generally don’t determine fees or lease terms. You still need to review the lease carefully for rent payment method, deposits, renewal terms, and any building policies that impact your day-to-day costs and schedule.

This page is scoped to Brooklyn near the X27 bus with low open-violation rates, and results can overlap with multiple areas. Which neighborhoods are trending right now in this scope: Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings; Park Slope with 7,025+ buildings.

Treat them as complementary inputs. Reviews and tenant Q&A help you understand how management responds in practice, while open-data signals help you see where a building may have had active compliance issues. Then confirm anything unclear with the building.