Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q25 bus in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records for currently open violations. Openigloo uses that signal to group buildings that show lower open-violation activity, so you can narrow the search before touring.

The page applies the Q25 corridor filter to limit results to buildings associated with that transit route. Still, walking distance and street access vary, so confirm the stop(s) you’ll use.

No. It indicates fewer open items in the open-data signal at the time of the snapshot. Real-world conditions can change, so ask the landlord/super about current repairs and maintenance timelines.

Open records can lag what’s happening in day-to-day operations. Treat the signal as directionally useful and request the latest updates during your outreach.

No. You should still tour, review the unit, and confirm responsibilities (repairs, utilities, appliances), building rules, and any move-in costs beyond what you see on the page.

Ask for the most recent status of any maintenance items, what improvements have been made recently, how issues are reported and tracked, and who handles repairs after move-in.

Yes. Violation signals don’t cover leasing costs. Confirm the full monthly and move-in picture (rent, deposit, any broker or application fees, and utilities where applicable) before signing.