Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX23 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on open violations data from NYC open records. Buildings with fewer open items appear higher in the results, but conditions can change after the data snapshot.

The bx23-bus filter ties results to buildings along the BX23 bus corridor, so your commute route is part of the building selection.

No. “Low-open-violations” is a signal from public records and may lag real-world conditions. Always ask management about the most recent history and current maintenance/pest processes.

Openigloo uses NYC open records to surface open violation signals. Because records update on their own schedules, the results can be behind what tenants experience day to day.

Ask about recent remediation work, the current state of any prior issues, how maintenance requests are tracked, pest-control timing, and who handles complaints when they don’t get resolved.

Yes. Low-open-violations is only one input. Lease terms, building rules, noise, layout, and responsiveness all matter, so use reviews and tenant Q&A to validate day-to-day experience.

Use the violation signal to narrow options, then read tenant Q&A to check patterns like repair speed and communication. If tenant reports conflict with what management says, verify details in writing before you commit.