Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q114 bus in NYC

It’s based on NYC open-record violation signals mapped to the building. The filter is designed to surface buildings with lower counts of open violations at the time Openigloo pulled the data.

No. It’s a data-backed starting point, not a guarantee of current conditions. Violation records can lag real-world changes, so confirm directly with building staff and during your tour.

The scope is limited to buildings located close to the Q114 bus route. Use the location view on Openigloo to see how walking distance lines up with your commute.

Yes. Even with the low-open-violations filter, ask about the status of ongoing work, how complaints are tracked, and response times for things like heat, leaks, and pests.

Not necessarily. Because the signals come from public records, they may reflect earlier reporting windows. Use them to compare buildings, then validate with current conversations and a walkthrough.

Confirm the full move-in picture (rent, renewal terms, and all fees/deposits), plus unit-specific details like condition, included services, and any building policies that affect your move.

Yes. Openigloo helps you narrow by location near the Q114 bus and the low-open-violations filter, then compare building pages for renter-facing context like reviews and tenant Q&A.