Buildings with low historical violations near the M72 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on historical violation signals from NYC open records. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings with fewer past issues, but it doesn’t reflect every current problem in real time.

It restricts results to buildings in the M72 bus area so you can target commute convenience along that corridor. Still, confirm the exact walking time from your unit to your preferred stop.

No. Low historical violations means fewer historical signals, not a guarantee of current conditions. You should still ask the building directly about current repairs, pest-control practices, and recent complaints.

The filter is grounded in NYC open records. Those records can lag real-world conditions, so use them as a starting point and verify details with the property manager before signing.

Use them to understand recurring patterns like repair timing, building communication, and how issues are handled. Then cross-check anything critical with the management office during your showing or inquiry.

Ask about the current state of repairs, any recent compliance work, pest-control routines, and how quickly maintenance tickets are addressed. Also confirm the full move-in package: deposits, fees, and what utilities or services are included.

Not always. Even with good research signals, the full monthly cost can include utilities, required services, and other charges. Ask for a clear breakdown before you commit.