Buildings with low historical violations near the BXM9 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical violation signals from NYC open records. It’s meant to help you compare buildings, not to guarantee that current conditions are problem-free.

This page uses the BXM9 bus route as the location constraint for the building set. Each building page also helps you confirm the practical commute distance for your specific stop and schedule.

No. “Low historical violations” is not a guarantee. Real-world conditions can change, and records may lag, so you should still confirm details directly with the building.

Ask about the current maintenance process, pest-control cadence, recent work orders, and how complaints are documented and resolved. If possible, request the most recent supporting documentation.

The filter is about building eligibility signals, not move-in pricing. Check each building page and your lease offer for the full monthly cost plus upfront move-in costs (like deposits and any broker-related fees).

It’s based on historical records, which can lag what’s happening today. Treat the filter as a starting point, then verify with the building and consider what residents report.

Use the historical signal to shortlist, then rely on Openigloo reviews and renter questions to spot recurring themes (responsiveness, recurring issues, shared-area conditions). Ask targeted questions based on what you see.