Buildings with low open violation rates near the QM25 bus in Queens

It’s a filter built from NYC open records to identify buildings with lower patterns of open violations. Use it to reduce risk signals, but still verify current conditions with the building.

The QM25 bus component narrows the results to buildings in Queens that are located near the QM25 route area, so your commute coverage is part of the search criteria.

No. Open-violation status can change over time, and real-world conditions can differ by unit. Consider this a starting point, then ask the building for current remediation status.

Openigloo uses NYC open-data records to surface building-level signals. Since data can lag what’s happening today, confirm details directly with management.

Ask what maintenance and remediation are currently in progress, how heat and hot water requests are handled, and how repairs are documented. If there were recent issues, request the current status and timeframe.

This page is specifically about open-violation patterns and the QM25 bus location filter. Don’t assume it covers any one condition; if you care about a specific issue, ask the building directly for unit-level history and current practices.