Buildings with low historical violations near the QM16 bus in NYC

It’s based on open-record signals of historical violations. The page surfaces buildings with fewer historical issues, but it’s not a live inspection status, so you should still verify current conditions with the building.

The QM16-bus proximity filter narrows results to buildings located near the QM16 route so you can focus your search around that commute corridor.

No. Historical data may not reflect current conditions, timing of repairs, or changes in building management. Treat it as a screening signal and confirm directly with the building.

They come from NYC open records that Openigloo uses to power the “low-historic-violations” filter. Because records can take time to update, results may lag what’s happening now.

Ask about active or recently completed repairs, how they handle maintenance requests, current pest-control practices, and when the building last addressed any complaint themes you see in tenant feedback.

Use tenant Q&A and tenant-reported experiences alongside the filter. If reviews mention recurring issues, cross-check them with what the building says today, and ask for concrete timelines.

Shortlist a few buildings from the 18+ results, then schedule showings. Bring a checklist for maintenance, building policies, and current conditions so you can make a decision based on both signals and what you observe.