Buildings with low historical violations near the Q74 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-data records of historical building violations. It helps you compare buildings with fewer recorded issues over time, but it doesn’t prove the building has no current problems.

The page limits results to buildings near the Q74 bus corridor in NYC, so you can focus on commutes that match that route.

No. Data can lag real-world conditions. Treat the filter as a shortlist, then confirm directly with building management about current repairs, compliance, and any ongoing complaints.

Openigloo combines building profiles that include renter perspectives (where available) with open-data signals tied to the building. Always cross-check key details with the landlord or managing agent.

Ask about current maintenance response times, recent repairs, pest-control approach, and whether there are any active issues affecting the unit. Also confirm move-in costs, deposit terms, and any rules around documentation, access, and renewals.

Not always. Some buildings will have more renter-contributed details than others. Use what’s available, then verify gaps directly with the building.

They come from public records used for the filter, which may not reflect changes that happened after the last update. If you’re deciding quickly, ask for the most recent status from management.