Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q26 bus in NYC

It means buildings are filtered to those with lower counts of open violations in NYC open records, based on the signals available in Openigloo. Individual unit conditions can still vary, so it’s worth verifying with the building.

The page focuses on buildings near the Q26 bus corridor so you can prioritize commute access. Exact “near” distance can’t replace your own route check, especially if you walk or transfer.

NYC open records reflect what’s been filed and recorded. Those signals may lag day-to-day conditions, so use them as a risk indicator and ask the building about any active or recurring issues.

Ask what the violations relate to, what has been fixed, what is still open (if anything), how maintenance is scheduled, and who to contact after move-in if issues recur.

No. It’s a screening signal based on open records. You should still inspect the unit, verify heating/hot water timing, confirm pest-prevention practices, and document condition at move-in.

Yes. Check what rated buildings and renter Q&A describe about maintenance responsiveness, common-area conditions, and how issues were handled. Treat it as corroboration, not proof of current status.

If you have a specific concern (for example, pests or building systems), consider combining this search with additional Openigloo filters and then ask targeted questions during the viewing and application process.