What does “low historical violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s based on a building’s historical violation records from NYC open sources. The goal is to help you screen out patterns on record, but it cannot confirm real-time building conditions.

Does “low historical violations” guarantee there won’t be current problems?

No. Records can lag behind what’s happening now. Treat this as a starting point, and ask the building directly about the most recent status and any active remediation.

How does “near the D train” affect which buildings I’ll see?

Your results are scoped to the West Village neighborhood and filtered to buildings close to the D train corridor. Still, commute quality depends on the exact address and walking route, so verify it from the map.

Are the building ratings on this page related to violations?

Ratings are separate from violation history. Use the “rated buildings” rating as a general renter sentiment signal, then rely on your direct questions for current maintenance and safety details.

What should I ask during a tour if I’m using the low-violations filter?

Ask about the latest inspection/maintenance schedule, any recurring issues, expected repair timelines, and how complaints are handled. Request specifics, not only a general statement that everything is fine.

Could historical violations come from one-time incidents rather than ongoing issues?

Yes. Some records reflect past events that may have been resolved. That’s why it’s important to ask whether the underlying causes are still present and what changed since the earlier violations.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

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.

Buildings with low historical violations near the D train in West Village

West Village buildings can be a good match if you want a close-in location with a mix of building styles and a walkable commute. This page is focused on buildings near the D train, using Openigloo’s violation-history signals to help you narrow your search. For the West Village on Openigloo, buildings are rated 3.7/5 across 132 rated buildings. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page covers buildings in the West Village near the D train with a low historical violations profile, with 59+ buildings currently matching your scope. Use it to narrow down buildings that look steadier on record, then confirm details directly with the property. On Openigloo, you can review building-level context from rated buildings and see what renters ask about in tenant Q&A. We also surface open-data signals so you can compare buildings faster before you spend time touring or applying.

Showing 19–36 of 59 buildings with low historical violations near the D train in West Village.

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18 Cornelia St

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West Village

Buildings with low historical violations near the D train in West Village

Buildings with low historical violations near the D train in West Village

18 Cornelia St

21 Leroy Street

225 West 12 Street

28 Bedford Street

23 Jones Street

120 Christopher St

135 West 10 Street

29 Jones Street

35 Christopher Street

25 Grove Street

40 Morton Street

634 Hudson Street

11 Jones Street

52 Barrow Street

780 Greenwich Street

10 Jones Street

123 Bank Street

2 Cornelia Street

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