Buildings with low historical violations near the SIM15 bus in Fulton/Seaport

It’s a filter that uses NYC open records about historical violations. It helps you avoid buildings with higher violation histories, but it may not reflect issues being resolved right now—always ask the building directly.

The page is limited to buildings in the Fulton/Seaport area that are near the SIM15 bus route. It’s meant to narrow for commuting convenience, not to guarantee any specific building amenities or management quality.

The 9+ number reflects buildings that match this page’s scope and the combined filters. To see what you can actually rent now, open each building page and check current apartments for availability.

No. Historical records are informative, but real-world conditions can change. Treat this as a risk-reduction filter and still request current information from the building.

Confirm the lease start date, renewal terms, rent payment timing, and any restrictions tied to the apartment. Also ask about what’s included in the rent (for example, utilities) so your monthly cost is predictable.

Use renter Q&A and building comments to understand day-to-day management and maintenance patterns. Then cross-check with the open-data signals behind “low-historic-violations” so your shortlist is both practical and data-informed.

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