Buildings with low historical violations near the BX6-SBS bus in NYC

It filters buildings by proximity to the BX6-SBS corridor so the search stays centered on that commute area. Distances can vary block to block, so confirm the exact walking route from the building to your stop.

It uses NYC open records to surface buildings with fewer historical violations in the dataset. It’s a useful starting point, but it is not a guarantee about today’s conditions.

Yes. Open-record history may lag real-world conditions, and some problems may not appear immediately in the dataset. Use the building page signals, then ask management for the most recent status on repairs and complaints.

Openigloo compiles signals from NYC open-data sources for violations, and combines that with building-level information and renter input where available. You should treat open records as one input and verify directly with the building.

Use it to narrow the field, not to finalize. Before signing, request documentation on the issues you care about (repairs, pests, safety/maintenance) and make sure the lease terms are clear about deposits, fees, and utilities.

This page focuses on the combined filters (BX6-SBS corridor + low historical violations). Individual building pages will show whether there are currently advertised units, so open the building details to confirm availability.

Ask about the most recent complaint/repair cycle, pest-control frequency and records, how they handle violations that are older but still relevant, and who is responsible for utilities and building-maintenance issues during your lease term.