Buildings with low historical violations near the QM25 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter that prioritizes buildings with fewer historic violations in the available data. Treat it as a signal to narrow your search, and still ask the building directly about current conditions and any recent repairs.

This scope is designed to surface buildings near the QM25 bus corridor, so your options align with your preferred commute route. Always confirm the exact walking distance and route reliability for your schedule.

No. “Low historical violations” reflects past or recorded patterns in the data source, which may not fully capture what’s happening right now. You should still tour the unit and ask management about any ongoing issues.

Openigloo uses NYC open-records signals tied to historic violations, which can lag real-world conditions. That means a building could have improvements since the records were updated, or issues that are newer than the dataset.

Ask for what the building is doing about maintenance and compliance, how issues are logged and resolved, and whether there’s a recent history of the specific issue types you care about. If anything is unclear, request a written response or specific documentation.

Use reviews/Q&A to look for repeated themes (maintenance responsiveness, pest handling, communication) that match your priorities. Then verify the current plan with the super or leasing office before you sign.

Yes. Even if a building’s violations signal looks good, confirm the full monthly cost (rent plus any required fees), deposits, utilities, and any special rules that could affect move-in or day-to-day life.