Buildings with low historical violations near the E train in West Village
West Village is a central Manhattan neighborhood that’s useful for renters who want to be near major subway access while still looking at residential buildings around a compact area. This page focuses on West Village buildings that match the E-train and low-historic-violations filters. For West Village, Openigloo shows an average building rating of 3.7/5 across 132 rated buildings. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
This page covers 61+ West Village buildings near the E train that match the “e-train + low-historic-violations” filter pair on Openigloo. Use it as a shortlist when you want buildings with fewer historical violation flags while staying close to the E line. Openigloo helps you narrow faster with building-level signals, rated feedback from renters, and practical context before you tour. You can also read and ask tenant questions about how maintenance, access, and day-to-day issues really work in each building.
Buildings with low historical violations near the E train in West Village
Showing 55–61 of 61 buildings with low historical violations near the E train in West Village.
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290 West 12 Street
West Village
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28 Perry Street
West Village
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22 Cornelia Street
West Village

117 Bank Street
West Village
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191 West 10 Street
West Village
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267 West 4 Street
West Village
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303 West 11 Street
West Village
What to check before choosing a building with low historical violations near the E train in West Village
- Start with the location match: confirm the nearest E train stop from your commute (a “near” match can still mean a few blocks).
- Check the filter context: “low-historic-violations” is based on public historical records, so still ask the super/management about current conditions before signing.
- Use ratings and renter feedback as a sanity check, not the only data point. Look for patterns in maintenance response and common-area upkeep.
- Verify lease terms and costs beyond rent (move-in date, deposit, any one-time fees), since monthly totals can change even when a building looks similar on paper.
- If you rely on the low-violation signal, bring a short question list to viewings (what’s been addressed recently, how requests are logged, and expected timelines).