Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q75 bus in NYC

It refers to an open-violation signal derived from NYC open records. The goal is to help you find buildings with fewer open items in that dataset, but it is not a live inspection report.

It scopes the results to buildings that fall within the Q75-bus proximity defined by Openigloo’s filter logic. If a building is close by but you commute from a specific stop, double-check the walking time route.

No. Open-records signals can lag real-world conditions. Use this as a screen, then ask the building directly about repairs, maintenance responsiveness, and any current issues that aren’t reflected in open records.

Openigloo uses NYC open records to surface building-level signals. Because the dataset reflects records availability, it may not perfectly match what’s happening today.

Ask about current repair status, any recurring maintenance issues, expected timelines for outstanding items, and how complaints are handled. Also confirm the unit condition at move-in (in writing) and the lease terms.

Not automatically. Building-level violation signals don’t determine lease terms. You still need to review the lease, fees, and move-in requirements for each specific building and unit.

Openigloo currently shows 265+ buildings matching the low-open-violations signal and the Q75-bus filter.