Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM33 bus in Arlington

It’s based on open, recorded violation signals from NYC open sources. Use it as a screening tool, not a guarantee of current conditions—ask the building directly about the status of any relevant items.

The page is scoped to buildings near the SIM33 bus route in Arlington, so commute relevance is baked into the set you’re comparing.

No. Open-data signals may lag real-world conditions. Even on a low-violation page, verify during tours: request recent repair documentation if available and ask about maintenance response times.

Confirm the deposit and fees, what utilities are included, and any rules about work orders and entry access. Also ask for clarification on any open items that appear in building materials or disclosures.

Treat reviews as renter-experience context and open-data signals as a compliance-screening input. Together they can help you decide which buildings deserve deeper questions and follow-up.

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.

It lowers risk based on recorded open signals, but it doesn’t replace in-person checks. If something concerns you (heat, pests, repairs, safety), ask for specifics and confirm timelines.