What does “b-train + low-historic-violations” mean on this page?

It’s a combined filter: buildings located near the B train in the Upper West Side, plus an Openigloo signal based on historic violation history that’s lower compared to others in scope. The goal is to narrow down where to look first, not to replace building-specific verification.

How many buildings match these filters right now?

There are 114+ buildings on the Upper West Side that match the B-train area + low-historic-violations criteria (as of 2026-07-07).

Does “low historical violations” guarantee a building has no current issues?

No. It’s based on historic/recorded signals. Conditions can change. Use the shortlist to ask the building directly about current maintenance practices and the most recent status of any recurring problems.

Where does the violation information come from?

Openigloo surfaces building-history signals from NYC open records, then organizes them so renters can compare buildings. Records can lag real-world conditions, so always validate with the building manager before committing.

What should I ask the landlord/building management during the application process?

Ask about recent repairs timelines, how pest or safety concerns are documented and resolved, what maintenance request turnaround typically looks like, and whether they can share any current documentation relevant to the concerns you’re screening for.

Is the B-train filter the same as “closest subway stop”?

It’s a practical proximity-based filter for the B-train area. Distances can still vary block to block, so confirm the exact walking route and commute experience when you tour.

How should I use Openigloo before signing a lease?

Start by reviewing building-level details and tenant Q&A on Openigloo to spot patterns. Then finalize your decision only after you tour, ask direct questions, and confirm move-in costs and lease terms in writing.

Buildings with low historical violations near the B train in Upper West Side

The Upper West Side is a Manhattan neighborhood you can screen by transit access and building signals, including 114+ buildings on Openigloo that match low-historic-violations criteria near the B train. If you’re narrowing by building history, use the shortlist to compare what renters report alongside the historic violation flag. For overall building sentiment on this page’s scope, rated buildings average 3.6/5 across 256 rated buildings. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page helps you find buildings with low historical violations near the B train in the Upper West Side. You’re looking at 114+ buildings that match the combined filters (B-train area + low historic violations), so you can focus your search on the signals that tend to matter before you tour. Openigloo brings building-level data and renter context into one place—so you can compare what people report, check open-data based violation history flags, and read practical notes that come up in tenant Q&A. Use the pages below to shortlist, then confirm specifics directly with the building manager before you sign.

Showing 55–72 of 114 buildings with low historical violations near the B train in Upper West Side.

Buildings with low historical violations near the B train in Upper West Side

Buildings with low historical violations near the B train in Upper West Side

210 West 89 Street

247 West 87 Street

900 West End Avenue

66 West 77 Street

50 West 93 Street

250 West 100 Street

27 West 96 Street

295 Central Park West

70 W 93 St

201 West 77 Street

150 West 92 Street

140 West 79 Street

562 West End Avenue

464 Amsterdam Avenue

70 West 95 Street

392 Central Park West

5 West 86 Street

222 West 83 Street

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