Buildings with low open violation rates near the BX4A bus in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on NYC open-record violation indicators, filtered to emphasize buildings with lower open violation rates. It’s meant to help you prioritize which buildings to investigate, not to guarantee there are no issues.

The scope is buildings near the BX4A bus corridor so your shortlist lines up with where you’ll actually commute. Use it to narrow geography before you evaluate building conditions and processes.

No. Records are building-level and may not reflect every current situation in real time. You should ask the building directly about any ongoing repairs, pest control, or maintenance backlogs for the specific unit.

Openigloo’s violation indicators come from NYC open records. Because conditions can change and record updates can take time, treat the data as a screening signal and confirm details with management.

Ask for: recent inspection/repair timelines, whether there have been any new or recurring issues since the latest records, how maintenance requests are handled, and whether there are any current restrictions that affect move-in dates or access.

Violation rate does not determine fees. You still need to verify the full monthly cost and move-in requirements, including security deposit, any broker fee, utilities, and building-specific charges for amenities or services.

Start with the low-violation signal, then compare renter Q&A and reviews for maintenance responsiveness, building communication, and what tenants say about recurring issues. Finally, confirm the unit’s specifics with the building.