Buildings with low historical violations near the SIM35 bus in Manhattan

It’s a filter that narrows buildings based on their historical violation record in NYC open data. Openigloo surfaces this as a starting point, but you should still ask the building about current conditions before committing.

This page combines the low-historical-violations filter with proximity to the SIM35 bus route. Distances can vary by street and corner, so verify the specific stop and your usual walking path.

No. Public-record signals can lag real-world changes. Use the filter to shortlist, then confirm directly with the building and review any recent maintenance communications you can obtain.

Ask about the status of any recurring maintenance items, how repairs are tracked, expected response times, recent updates to units/common areas, and whether there are any ongoing code-related issues tied to past violations.

Renter Q&A can highlight day-to-day reliability—how fast repairs happen, whether maintenance follows through, and what management communication is like. Use it to shape your questions, not replace verification.

Yes. Violation history and transit access don’t cover costs or constraints like deposit/fee schedules, renewal terms, utility responsibilities, or amenity rules. Confirm the full monthly cost and contract terms before you move forward.

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