Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q20 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violations signals in NYC open records. Lower open-violation rates are used to surface buildings for review, but it may not reflect very recent fixes or conditions that happen after the data was updated.

This filter groups buildings along the Q20 bus corridor so you can focus your search on commute-friendly options near that route (q20-bus). Use the map and street-level directions to confirm your actual walking distance.

No. Open-record datasets can lag real-world changes, so a lower open-violation signal doesn’t replace asking the building directly about the current status and what has been corrected.

Ask what the building has addressed recently, how issues are tracked and resolved, and the status of any relevant maintenance items. If the listing mentions pest control, repairs, or related compliance, ask for the timeline and documentation.

Not automatically. This page is focused on open-record signals and route proximity. You still need to review the full lease terms and all move-in costs (not just asking rent) before committing.

No. The filter is based on open records and is meant to help you narrow options. You should still do a unit walkthrough, verify condition, and ask targeted questions about ongoing maintenance and response times.

Openigloo shows 907+ buildings for the combined filters (low-open-violations + q20-bus) as of 2026-07-07.