Buildings with low open violation rates near the S40 bus in Arlington

It uses NYC open-record signals to surface buildings with comparatively fewer open violations. It’s meant as a screening step, not a guarantee that conditions will be perfect when you move in.

It narrows the set to buildings located in the Arlington area along the S40 bus route, so you’re comparing buildings that fit the commute you’re targeting.

Yes. The data is time-based and can lag real-world conditions. A building’s status can improve or worsen after the snapshot date, so it’s worth asking for the latest situation before you commit.

No. “Low” means there are fewer open items relative to other options, not that there are none. Always verify the specific open items (if any) and ask how the building addresses them.

Ask what caused any open items, whether there’s an ongoing remediation plan, who manages enforcement follow-ups, and how quickly issues are typically resolved after reporting.

Because open-record updates may not reflect current conditions immediately. Use open-data as a signal, then cross-check with tenant feedback and recent Q&A where available.

Grymes Hill with 257+ buildings; Saint George with 517+ buildings; Mariners Harbor with 628+ buildings; West Brighton with 547+ buildings; Port Richmond with 517+ buildings.