Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX33 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on publicly available open-violation indicators. Lower open-violation rates are meant to help you prioritize buildings with fewer ongoing issues, but they don’t replace a direct conversation with the managing agent and a in-person condition check.

The BX33 bus filter narrows results to buildings located near the BX33 corridor. That helps you plan commuting routes, but it may still include a range of micro-areas—compare block-to-block building details.

No. Building records can lag real-world conditions, and new issues can appear after data is updated. Use this filter as a shortlist, then verify by asking the building about current repair timelines and maintenance processes.

Openigloo uses open-data signals tied to NYC records and surfaces them in the building profile to support comparisons. Conditions can change, so always confirm the latest status directly with the building or management.

Ask about the status and repair history for the types of violations that show up on the record, how long similar repairs typically take, pest-control practices, and whether there are any ongoing issues that affect units or common areas.

The low-open-violations filter is based on open-violation signals, but it isn’t the same as a pest-free certification. Ask the building about pest history, current prevention steps, and what documentation (if any) is provided for treatments.

There are 1,004+ buildings that match the bx33-bus + low-open-violations multi-filter pair as of 2026-07-07.