What does “low open-violation rates” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a building-level signal derived from NYC open records that flags active (open) violations. Lower rates mean fewer open items at the time of the data snapshot, not that there are zero issues.

How should I use this page if I’m specifically near the SIM4C bus?

Treat “near the SIM4C bus” as a location filter, then compare buildings using the violation signal plus renter feedback. Walk the block at the times you’d commute, and confirm the nearest stop and safest pedestrian routes.

Do low open-violation rates guarantee the building is problem-free?

No. “Low” reflects the open-record signal at the snapshot time. Conditions can change quickly, so ask the super or leasing office what’s currently active and what’s been repaired recently.

Where does the violation data come from, and can it lag real conditions?

Openigloo uses NYC open records. Like any public dataset, it can lag behind what residents experience day-to-day, so confirm current conditions with the building directly.

Should I ask about specific systems during a tour?

Yes. Ask about the systems tied to common maintenance issues (plumbing, heating, elevators where applicable, and general repairs) and request examples of recent work orders and response times.

What’s the best next step after I shortlist a few buildings here?

Contact the building for a clear move-in plan: availability, fees and deposits, lease terms, and any known repair timelines. Then re-check the open-data signal before you commit, since snapshots update over time.

Which neighborhoods are trending (latest snapshot in this scope)?

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM4C bus in Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is a dense Manhattan neighborhood with a mix of older buildings and active streets where commutes can hinge on specific bus routes. On Openigloo, you can use building signals plus renter feedback to compare options within the area, including a 3.6/5 average building rating across 92 rated buildings. For this neighborhood, Openigloo’s building signals are designed to help you sort quickly based on what’s publicly tracked and what renters describe, so you can focus questions before you tour. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page covers buildings in Greenwich Village, near the SIM4C bus corridor, with low open-violation rates. Right now there are 124+ eligible buildings you can compare for location, building signals, and what current residents report. Openigloo helps you narrow fast by pairing building-level open-data signals with renter perspective from rated buildings and practical Q&A. Use it as a starting point, then confirm details directly with the super or leasing office before you sign—especially anything that could affect safety, repairs, or move-in timing.

Showing 37–54 of 124 buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM4C bus in Greenwich Village.

514 Avenue Of The Americas

Greenwich Village

Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM4C bus in Greenwich Village

Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM4C bus in Greenwich Village

514 Avenue Of The Americas

132 West Houston Street

200 Mercer Street

115 West 10 Street

453 Avenue Of The Americas

52 East 13 Street

89 Mac Dougal Street

106 Waverly Place

57 West 9 Street

262 Greene Street

147 West 4 Street

106 West Houston Street

37 West 8 Street

76 Mac Dougal Street

212 Rear Sullivan Street

88 Bleecker Street

160 Bleecker Street

60 East 12 Street

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