Buildings with low historical violations near the BXM10 bus in Upper West Side

“BXM10 bus” limits the results to buildings positioned near that bus route, and “low-historic-violations” narrows to buildings with fewer historical issues in NYC open-record signals. You can use the match to start tours, then verify current conditions directly with the building.

There are 10+ eligible buildings in this scope.

No. The data is based on historical records and may not reflect current conditions. Use it as a risk-reduction signal, then ask the building directly about the latest maintenance status and any active items.

The underlying signals are drawn from NYC open records. They’re useful for comparing buildings consistently, but they can lag behind what’s happening day to day, so it’s still important to confirm with the super/management.

Ask about maintenance response times, any recent or ongoing repairs, how tenants report issues, and whether there are documented follow-ups tied to past violations. Also confirm utilities responsibility and move-in costs beyond the asking rent.

You’ll see renter-written context and can read tenant questions that often surface practical details like repairs, communication, and day-to-day building management—useful for validating what the historical signals suggest.

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