What does “low-historic-violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a data-backed filter that prioritizes buildings with fewer historic violations in NYC open records. You should still ask the building directly about any recent issues, repairs, and current conditions.

How does the “G train” filter work?

It groups buildings located near the G line so you can focus your search on transit access. Always verify the unit’s real walking route and timing during your tour.

Is “low historic violations” a guarantee the building has no problems?

No. Historic records may not reflect what’s happening now. Use Openigloo’s signals to guide questions, then confirm with management and during the tour.

Where does Openigloo get the violation information?

Openigloo uses NYC open records to surface building-level violation signals. Those records can lag real-world conditions and may not capture every issue a renter experiences.

What should I ask the super or management before signing?

Ask what the historic violations relate to, what has been fixed, whether anything is currently open, and who handles follow-up repairs. Get answers in writing if possible.

Does this page include NYCHA, subsidized, or Section 8 housing?

This filter set is about location near the G train and low historic violations. It does not indicate income-restricted or subsidized housing, and it is not a substitute for eligibility or program information.

How should I use reviews on top of the violation filter?

Use reviews to understand day-to-day experience (response times, maintenance consistency, and communication). Then pair that with the open-record signals by asking targeted questions tied to what the building was flagged for.

Buildings with low historical violations near the G train in NYC

Find buildings near the G train in NYC that Openigloo flags for low historic violations. This page covers 263+ buildings matched to the g-train + low-historic-violations filter pair. Openigloo combines building pages, renter-focused insights, and signals drawn from NYC open records. Use the building-level context and community feedback to compare options, then confirm the details directly with the super or management before you sign a lease.

Showing 19–36 of 263 buildings with low historical violations near the G train in NYC.

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53 Graham Avenue

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Williamsburg

Buildings with low historical violations near the G train in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near the G train in NYC

53 Graham Avenue

936 Fulton Street

245 North 8 Street

391 Hooper Street

300 Ocean Parkway

118 Tompkins Avenue

283 5 Avenue

401 Hicks Street

415 Leonard Street

292 St James Place

350 Greene Ave

132 Norman Avenue

253 Hart Street

244 Franklin Avenue

820 Dekalb Avenue

190 Meserole Street

130 Garfield Place

14 Stagg Street

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