Buildings with low historical violations near the BXM7 bus in NYC

It’s a data-driven filter based on recorded historic violations. It helps you start with buildings that show fewer signals in public records, but it does’t guarantee no issues today—confirm conditions directly with the building.

The page uses a location cue tied to the BXM7 bus corridor so you can focus your search on buildings near that route. Exact walking distance and commute time still vary by unit and day-to-day travel.

No. The filter reflects historic-violation signals, which may not reflect present conditions. Use the building’s tenant Q&A and contact the management team to ask about the current state of maintenance and any recent issues.

They’re a live “at least this many” count from Openigloo as of 2026-07-07. Your eligible set can change as listings and building data update.

Confirm the unit’s condition (heat/hot water, repairs in writing, and any outstanding work), ask who handles maintenance requests, and verify the full move-in cost (deposit, required fees, and which utilities are included).

Historic-violation signals reflect prior records, not necessarily the building’s current management practices. A building may still qualify under the low-historic-violations criteria, so it’s important to verify what has changed and what renters say now.

Openigloo brings building-level information together with tenant perspectives through reviews and Q&A. Use those notes to create a targeted call script—then confirm details directly with management before you commit.