Buildings with low historical violations near the SIM24 bus in NYC

It’s a screening filter based on historical violation data, used to help you shortlist buildings. It doesn’t replace a direct question to the building about present-day conditions and any active issues.

It limits results to buildings near the SIM24 bus route so your shortlist matches your transit needs. You should still confirm walking time from the building to the stop and how it fits your daily schedule.

No. Historical-violation screening can help, but it can’t confirm everything happening now. Ask the building for the most recent records or status and request timelines for any ongoing work.

Openigloo uses public open records as signals for historical violations. Those records may lag real-world conditions, so treat the filter as guidance and verify directly with the building.

Confirm total move-in and monthly costs (including deposits and fees), utilities/inclusions, repair expectations, and any building rules that come up in tenant Q&A. If you care about safety or maintenance response, ask for the process and typical timelines.

Use them to sanity-check what the filter can’t show: how quickly repairs get handled, how management communicates, and whether rules are enforced consistently. Look for repeat themes rather than one-off comments.

Yes. New issues can arise, and conditions can improve. Before you commit, ask the building for current status and whether anything is pending or scheduled.