Buildings with low open violation rates near the S86 bus in NYC

It means the building is matched using open-data signals for open violations. The goal is to help you start with buildings that appear to have fewer currently open items, based on available records.

No. Open-violation data is building-level and can lag real-world conditions. Before signing, confirm the specific unit’s condition and ask what maintenance process is used for your unit type.

Yes. The page combines “low-open-violations” with the S86 bus proximity filter so the eligible buildings are near that corridor.

Use Q&A to validate how management responds in practice (timeliness, follow-through, communication). Then ask targeted questions during your tour or call to resolve anything you’re unsure about.

It may. NYC open records can update on a delay, and not all conditions are reflected immediately. Treat the data as a screening tool and verify directly with the building.

Ask about the current maintenance workflow, recent repairs related to your unit type, and any known recurring issues. Also request clarity on move-in charges, utilities, and lease terms (renewal and fees).

Because match criteria are only part of the decision. Noise, layout, light, closet/storage, and how the building handles requests can vary by unit, so confirm the details that affect your daily life.