Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM1 bus in Eltingville

It’s a filter based on open violation signals reported in NYC open records. “Open” means issues that are currently listed as open in that dataset, which may not reflect every real-world condition on the property.

It restricts results to buildings mapped near the SIM1 bus corridor within Eltingville. Use the building page to confirm the exact street-level location relative to your stop and typical travel route.

No. The filter is a starting signal, not a guarantee. Maintenance, repairs, and resident experience can change over time, so confirm details directly with the building and during your tour.

From NYC open records reflected in Openigloo’s building research. Data can lag real-world conditions and may not include every type of issue, so treat it as one input alongside tenant Q&A and conversations with management.

Yes. Ask what has been addressed recently, whether there are any ongoing repair plans, and how they document and close out issues. This helps you reconcile open-record signals with current operations.

You’ll still need to confirm the full monthly move-in cost during leasing—think deposits, any one-time fees, and what utilities you’re responsible for—since those affect your budget even when asking rent is otherwise competitive.