Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q27 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter driven by open violation signals from NYC public/open records. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings with fewer currently listed open items, but it doesn’t guarantee a specific unit’s condition.

The Q27-bus filter groups buildings by proximity to the Q27 corridor so your shortlist matches your commute needs. Exact walking/driving distance can vary by entrance and route, so confirm your real commute.

Not always. Open-record signals can lag real-world conditions or reflect only what has been reported and logged. Use it to reduce risk, then ask the building directly about current repairs, maintenance practices, and any recent issues.

Not necessarily. “Open violations” is a broad regulatory signal across categories. If you’re concerned about specific pests or specific safety issues, ask targeted questions and request recent treatment/inspection documentation.

Use it as one input. Pair it with tenant Q&A, review history, and a walkthrough. Also confirm details like repair turnaround, elevator status if relevant, and how they handle emergency maintenance.

Ask about the current status of any open items, expected timelines for repairs, how often common-area issues are addressed, and who is responsible for specific maintenance (including utilities and any building fees).

No. It’s a selection of buildings with lower open-violation signals at the time of the data snapshot. Conditions and records can change, so confirm the latest information with management.