What does the low-historic-violations filter mean?

It’s based on historical violation records from NYC open sources. The goal is to narrow to buildings with fewer prior issues, but it does not guarantee a unit or building is issue-free today.

Does “near the Q29 bus” mean walking distance for every renter?

No. The filter groups buildings by the transit corridor, but your usable commute depends on your stop, timing, and how far you’re comfortable walking. Check the building’s address and route details.

How accurate are historical violation records for current conditions?

They can lag real-world conditions. Use the filter as a risk-reduction signal, then verify current maintenance quality with a walkthrough, questions to the superintendent/management, and any tenant feedback.

Will a building with low historical violations still have maintenance or service problems?

Yes. Even with low historical records, issues can still arise (repairs, pests, elevator downtime, hot water). Look for recent notes in reviews and ask targeted questions about current response times.

What should I ask before signing a lease on one of these buildings?

Ask about recent repair turnaround, how they handle emergencies, documentation requirements for move-in, pest prevention practices, and any known building-wide issues (elevators, water pressure, laundry outages).

Are there any restrictions I should watch for when applying or moving in?

Building rules vary—expect differences in move-in scheduling, package handling, and pet policies if applicable. Confirm requirements directly with the building before you commit.

How does Openigloo help me compare these buildings fairly?

Each building page brings together tenant reviews and open-data signals, so you can compare patterns across multiple sources. Still, verify details directly with management for the specific unit you’re considering.

Buildings with low historical violations near the Q29 bus in NYC

Use Openigloo to find buildings with low historical violations near the Q29 bus in NYC. This page combines two filters—low-historic-violations plus q29-bus—and shows 20+ buildings that currently match. Rather than relying on one-off listings, Openigloo helps you compare buildings using tenant reviews plus open-data signals tied to historical violation records. You can also open the building page to see details and ask questions before you sign a lease.

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Buildings with low historical violations near the Q29 bus in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near the Q29 bus in NYC

40-67 Hampton Street

86-10 Elmhurst Avenue

80-08 35 Avenue

67-14 41 Avenue

34-49 81 Street

34-57 82 Street

52-20 Van Loon Street

40-37 77 Street

37-58 86 Street

88-01 35 Avenue

40-25 Hampton Street

35-24 78 Street

34-34 77 Street

37-28 86 St

35-33 83 St

42-16 80 St

65-15 38 Avenue

40-66 Ithaca Street

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