Buildings with low historical violations near the BXM6 bus in Lenox Hill

It’s the location filter used to surface buildings near the BXM6 bus corridor in Lenox Hill, so your commute options match that route.

It ranks building research signals using NYC open records. The intent is to help you find buildings with fewer historical violations, but real-world conditions can change, so you should confirm directly with management.

No. Historical data can lag what’s happening today. Before signing, ask the building for current maintenance/inspection context and check recent correspondence or conditions they can document.

Usually they reflect building-level signals rather than unit-specific circumstances. Treat them as a building indicator and still ask about unit condition, repairs, and any recent work orders for the specific apartment.

Ask about current maintenance response times, any recent or ongoing repair items, and whether there have been any recent issues that didn’t yet show up in open-data signals. Also confirm building rules and move-in logistics.

Use ratings on rated buildings as one decision input, along with tenant Q&A and the building research signals. If something conflicts (for example, ratings versus how maintenance is described), follow up with management.

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings; Fulton/Seaport with 1,758+ buildings.