Buildings with low open violation rates near the S78 bus in NYC

It’s a filter built from NYC open-record signals. Openigloo uses those public records to surface buildings with fewer open items compared with other buildings, but it does not guarantee there are no issues at the property.

Not always. Open-record information can lag real-world conditions. Treat it as a starting signal and ask the building for the latest status and documentation relevant to your concerns.

The page targets buildings near the S78 corridor. Before applying, double-check the building’s exact address relative to your typical stops and walking times.

The filter focuses on open-violation rates and location, not on pricing or lease structure. Always review the full lease terms and any building policies that affect cost or flexibility.

Ask what maintenance priorities are in place, the current timeline for any outstanding work, who handles repair requests, and how they document completed repairs. Also ask for the point of contact for accessibility or safety concerns.

Openigloo includes building-level reviews and tenant Q&A meant to help you compare options. Still, use them to guide questions rather than as a substitute for confirmation with the building.

Openigloo’s signals come from NYC open records. Because those records reflect reported/open items and can update over time, you should still validate the latest conditions directly with the building.