Buildings with low open violation rates near the M35 bus in South Harlem

It’s an open-data signal from NYC records that groups buildings by their open-violation pattern. It helps you shortlist, but you should still ask the building directly for the current status and any recent updates.

It’s meant to keep your tours and commute planning focused. Use it to compare buildings near the M35 corridor, then still check the exact walking time to the nearest stop and your usual route at the times you’ll travel.

No. Violation status can change, and open-records may not reflect real-world conditions right away. Use the filter as a starting point, then confirm specifics with management during your viewing.

You’ll see building-level context such as rated-building scores, tenant Q&A, and open-data violation-related signals. Use these to compare buildings, then verify any lease details and current conditions with the landlord or super.

Ask what is currently open (and whether any issues are in progress), what maintenance requests typically look like, how long repairs take, and confirm move-in costs, deposit rules, renewal/termination terms, and any building-specific documentation requirements.

No. Even when buildings are similar by location and violation-rate signals, the full monthly and move-in cost can differ. Confirm broker/agent fees (if any), deposit, utilities responsibilities, and any recurring building fees before you commit.