Buildings with low open violation rates near the S79-SBS bus in NYC

It means the building matched the low open-violation criteria based on NYC open records. Use it to focus tours, then confirm the current status with the building directly.

The filter limits results to the S79-SBS corridor area so you can prioritize commutes and nearby services. Exact distances can vary by building and street frontage—verify the walk time during planning.

Not necessarily. It indicates fewer open violations on record at the time of the dataset. Real-world conditions can change, so it’s important to ask about current repair backlogs and recent work.

The signal comes from NYC open records. Those records can lag what you experience on-site, so treat this as a lead and do your own due diligence with the leasing office and during the showing.

Tenant Q&A and rated-building feedback can give context on how quickly issues get resolved, what to expect from communication, and which problems are recurring. Cross-check those reports against what you see and what management says.

Ask about the repair process and timelines, recent building work (if any), how they handle emergencies, and whether there are any upcoming building-wide projects that could affect utilities, access, or noise.

Openigloo currently shows 429+ buildings that meet the low-open-violation and S79-SBS corridor criteria as of 2026-07-07.