Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q113 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-violation signals in NYC public records. Openigloo surfaces buildings with lower rates of currently open violations compared with other matches.

It means the building is mapped to the Q113-bus area on Openigloo. For the best answer, check the specific address and do a quick walk/transfer test on your typical days and hours.

Treat it as a screening tool. Ask the building directly about the specific issues tied to the record and what corrective work is completed, ongoing, or scheduled.

It comes from open records, which can lag real-world conditions. If you’re concerned about pests, safety, or recurring maintenance, ask for documentation or recent maintenance logs during your inquiry.

Yes. The best comparisons come from pairing the violation signal with Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A, especially around maintenance follow-through, communication, and building upkeep.

No. A building can still have unit-specific issues. Use the records to guide targeted questions, then verify the specific unit, condition, and maintenance process with the landlord or super.

Lease terms, move-in costs (including any fees and deposits), utilities, and the building’s maintenance workflow. Even when violations are low, total monthly cost and how quickly issues get fixed still matter.