Buildings with low open violation rates near the Q85 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on public open-record signals for the building. It aims to surface buildings with fewer outstanding issues in the data, but it may not reflect the building’s most recent repairs.

It restricts results to buildings near the Q85-bus corridor so you can balance housing options with your commute. You’ll still want to confirm walking distance to your specific stop.

No. Low open-violation rates reflect what’s in open records at the time of data pull. Real-world conditions can change between updates, so ask management for the current status.

From NYC open records used by Openigloo to generate renter-facing building signals. Open-record conditions may lag behind what’s fixed on-site.

Ask for the latest status of anything related to prior or current issues, current maintenance response practices, and whether any corrective work is scheduled or ongoing.

This page shows 277+ buildings that match the combined criteria of low open violations and the Q85-bus corridor filter.

Yes. Use Openigloo for direction, then confirm directly with the leasing office and do a unit/building inspection. If you’re concerned about safety or habitability, ask for specific updates and timelines.