Buildings with low historical violations near the QM40 bus in NYC

It’s a screening filter based on historical violations data associated with each building. Openigloo uses open-data signals and compiles them into building pages so you can compare options quickly, but you should still ask the landlord for the current status.

The page narrows buildings to the areas associated with the QM40 bus route, so your search stays tied to that commute corridor. Still, verify the nearest stop(s) to your intended unit and the walk time from the building.

They can be a useful signal, but not a guarantee. Past records may not reflect today’s maintenance, staffing, or recent fixes. Ask directly about any active issues and recent remediation.

Ask whether any referenced violations were corrected, what documentation is available, who handles maintenance now, and how tenant complaints are addressed. If anything still applies, request a written update.

Not necessarily. This filter is designed to surface buildings with comparatively low historic violations, not to prove there have never been violations. Review the building’s details to see what’s included in the record.

Yes. Even with a filtered building set, your full monthly move-in cost can include security deposit, utilities, and any required fees. Confirm the complete payment schedule in writing before signing.

Use them to understand renter experiences around maintenance responsiveness, building management, and how quickly issues get handled. Treat violation history as one input, and use community notes plus direct landlord questions to fill in what records don’t show.