What does “low historical violations” mean on this page?

It’s a data filter built from NYC open records, meant to surface buildings with fewer historic violations signals. It’s not a live inspection and can lag real-world conditions.

How does “near the R train” work for building search?

Openigloo groups buildings by location so you can focus on the R train corridor. Distances can vary by stop and walking route, so verify the building’s exact address and commute time.

Do the historical-violation signals guarantee the building is currently in good condition?

No. Records reflect historic reports and enforcement outcomes, and conditions can improve or worsen over time. Treat this as a screening step, then confirm details with the building directly.

What should I ask the landlord or super before signing?

Ask about the current status of any referenced issues, maintenance response times, and whether there are any active problems (repairs, pests, elevator or building systems). Get answers in writing when possible.

Does this filter cover bedbugs, rodents, or other safety issues?

The filter is based on historic violations signals, which may include categories related to building conditions. You should still ask for current pest history and current treatment/cleaning practices, and request documentation if available.

Are there any fees or costs beyond the rent I should expect?

Yes. Ask for the full monthly cost and upfront charges, including deposit, any broker fee, and utilities or amenity fees. These can change your total budget even if the building’s asking rent looks reasonable.

Can I rely on tenant Q&A and reviews to judge current conditions?

They help, but they’re not a substitute for confirmation. Use tenant notes to spot themes (repair responsiveness, management communication), then verify specifics with the building before committing.

Buildings with low historical violations near the R train in NYC

Find buildings with low historic violations near the R train in NYC. This Openigloo page matches 733+ buildings using an open-record signals approach, then lets you focus further with the “R train” and “low historic violations” filters. Use Openigloo to compare what matters for everyday renting: building-level review signals, location context around the R train, and notes from other tenants. Where you’re relying on records, still confirm current conditions with the management office before signing.

Showing 361–378 of 733 buildings with low historical violations near the R train in NYC.

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20 Prince Street

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Nolita

Buildings with low historical violations near the R train in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near the R train in NYC

20 Prince Street

152 2 Avenue

218 East 6 Street

330 West 55 Street

76 East 7 Street

145 Madison Avenue

225 West 23 Street

345 86 Street

40 Broad Street

43 West 16 Street

400 East 58 Street

184 Thompson Street

147 East 30 Street

143 West 4 Street

380 3 Avenue

89 Bleecker Street

64-45 Booth Street

248 Duffield Street

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