Buildings with low historical violations near the BX36 bus in Manhattan

It’s a building-level signal derived from NYC open records. It’s meant to help you compare buildings, but it can lag real-world conditions—still ask management about the current status of repairs or complaints.

It scopes the building results to Manhattan locations near the BX36 bus route so your commute plan lines up with the search area. You should still confirm walking time and stop location for your exact unit/entrance.

No. “Low historical violations” is a comparative signal, not a guarantee. Before signing, ask about recent maintenance history, recent violations (if any), and how issues are handled today.

Confirm: total monthly cost details (including fees and any utilities), lease start/end dates, any restrictions (for example, regarding guests or smoking), and the current condition of the unit (heat, hot water, appliances).

No. This page is filtered for BX36-bus proximity and low historical violations. It doesn’t specifically limit the page to rent-stabilized, income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA/HPD/Section 8, or housing-lottery programs.

NYC open-records data is useful, but it may not reflect events that happened after the reporting window. Use the signal to shortlist, then verify with the building directly.

Yes. Use reviews and tenant Q&A to spot recurring themes (maintenance responsiveness, building communication, and unit condition), then cross-check with management—especially for any concerns raised in the comments.