Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q36 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-records violation signals, used to surface buildings with fewer currently open issues. It does not mean there are no past problems or that conditions are identical unit to unit.

It focuses the building results around the Q36 bus corridor in NYC. Exact walk time varies by building location and entrance, so confirm your route from the specific address during planning.

Yes. Open records can lag real-world conditions, and filings may be updated at different times. Use the signals to guide your short list, then ask the building directly about current status.

Ask for the current repair status for any listed violation categories, timelines for completed work, pest-control or sanitation processes, and how tenant reports are handled. If there are related documents, request them in writing.

No. It’s one input among many. Maintenance quality also depends on building operations, unit-specific issues, and how fast repairs are addressed after move-in.

Start with the filter results, then open the building page to compare tenant Q&A and ratings, review the violation-related signals shown there, and cross-check with management during your tour.

They’re selected based on the corridor filter, but walkability varies. Check the nearest stop to each building’s specific address and confirm the route works for your schedule.