Buildings with low open violation rates near the S54 bus in NYC

It means the building’s open-violation signal, based on NYC open records, is on the lower side compared with the wider NYC pool. The page uses that signal to help you filter, then you can review building notes and tenant feedback.

It narrows the results to buildings near the S54 bus route so you can prioritize buildings that fit your commute pattern rather than relying on neighborhood boundaries.

No. Open records can lag real-world conditions. Use the signal to shortlist, then ask the building directly for the latest status of any items you see referenced.

Ask for the current status of any referenced violations, whether there are any active work orders or upcoming repairs, and how they handle timelines. Also confirm lease terms, rent, renewal process, and move-in dates.

It’s a building-level filter. Conditions can vary by unit and timing, so confirm directly for the exact apartment you’re considering.

Use Openigloo to reduce the list and find patterns, but you should still verify with the landlord/management in writing or during a tour. Open-data signals are helpful, yet they may not reflect the latest fixes.

Treat reviews as tenant-reported experience and the open-violation signal as an additional data point. Compare multiple buildings, look for consistent themes, and then confirm the specifics with management before signing.