Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX27 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on NYC open-record indicators, aiming to surface buildings with fewer currently listed open items. Exact counts and statuses can change, so treat it as a starting signal rather than a guarantee.

This page scopes buildings to the BX27 bus corridor area used by Openigloo for building-to-transit proximity. When you’re deciding, confirm the commute by checking the exact address and walk times.

They come from NYC open records, but real-world conditions can change faster than public data. It’s a good idea to ask management for the latest status and any recent inspections or work orders.

Not necessarily. The filter is about fewer open indicators relative to other buildings, but it can’t capture every maintenance issue or future problem. Touring and direct follow-up with management are still important.

Ask for the current open-violation status list (if applicable), timelines for any related repairs, and how requests are tracked and resolved. Also confirm who pays for utilities and what move-in costs you’ll owe.

Yes—look for recurring themes about responsiveness and whether maintenance issues get resolved after reports. Use it alongside the open-violation signal and your own unit walkthrough.

Yes. Because the data can lag real-world conditions, especially for newly reported issues, confirm directly with the building and re-check concerns during the tour.