Buildings with low historical violations near the BX10 bus in NYC

It’s based on historical violation signals from NYC open records as interpreted by Openigloo’s building-level indicators. It helps you compare buildings, but it does not describe the day-to-day condition of a specific apartment right now.

No. Historical patterns can lag real-world conditions, so you should ask the building directly about any current issues and request clarity on timelines for repairs or recurring problems.

The page focuses on buildings near the BX10 bus corridor so you can prioritize commutes. You should still confirm the exact walking distance and route convenience for your specific start/end times.

Ask how maintenance requests are tracked, how pest issues are handled, whether there have been recent complaints, and what documentation (work orders/inspection reports) they can share for ongoing or past problems.

Yes. Violations history doesn’t change the lease’s financial terms. Confirm the full move-in cost beyond rent, including deposit and any building-required fees, plus how utilities are handled.

Reviews and renter Q&A can add context that open-data signals don’t capture, like how management responds after a complaint. Use both to build a more complete picture before you apply.

Use Openigloo to shortlist, then verify directly with the building: ask for current written policies, maintenance procedures, and any apartment-specific issues you’re concerned about.