Buildings highly rated for cleanliness near the BX38 bus in NYC

It filters for buildings with high Openigloo cleanliness ratings based on resident feedback. Use the review text to see what tenants specifically called out, since “cleanliness” can refer to different common areas and issue types.

This page uses the BX38 bus corridor as the location filter and then applies the cleanliness rating filter on top. The goal is to help you narrow options without losing the ability to compare the building details.

No. Cleanliness ratings reflect patterns reported by renters across time and common areas. Conditions can vary by unit, time of year, and turn-over—so you should still ask for the current unit’s condition and any recent cleaning or maintenance.

Ask how often lobbies, hallways, trash areas, and laundry rooms are cleaned; who handles issues between staff schedules; and how management responds when tenants report problems. If reviews mention specific issues, ask about the current process for preventing them.

Usually yes. Before signing, confirm the full monthly and move-in cost picture, including security deposit, any move-in/move-out fees, and any building-required charges. Don’t rely on cleanliness ratings alone for budgeting.

It can be. Reviews and signals reflect what residents reported, which may lag very recent management changes or maintenance improvements. Treat ratings as a starting point and confirm current practices directly with the building.

It’s a practical proximity filter, not a guarantee of an exact walking time. Two buildings can both be “near,” but one may be closer to a specific stop or entrance. Check the exact walking route for your commute.