Buildings with low open violation rates near the S74 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-violation rates for the building, using NYC open records signals. The goal is to surface buildings with fewer active issues, but it doesn’t guarantee the unit or conditions will be problem-free.

The page scopes results to buildings near the S74 bus corridor, so your commute and building shortlist stay aligned. A building can have low violations yet still be outside (or partly outside) the area, so use the map/pin view on Openigloo when possible.

NYC open-record data can lag real-world conditions. It may take time for changes to appear, so confirm current status directly with the building and ask what’s been fixed recently.

Ask about the current status of any relevant violation categories, recent repairs, typical response times for maintenance requests, and how they handle complaints. If you saw a specific flag on Openigloo, reference it by category and date.

No. It indicates fewer open issues at the building-signal level at the time of data collection, but conditions inside a specific apartment can still vary. Verify the exact unit condition during the tour and document anything you notice.

Use them to sanity-check what records don’t capture: whether maintenance gets scheduled quickly, whether follow-through happens, and what communication looks like. Focus on recurring themes, not single outliers.

Yes. Total monthly cost depends on more than the violation signal. Confirm deposits/fees, utility responsibilities, and any move-in restrictions, and verify what repairs are included in the lease versus billed separately.