Buildings with low open violation rates near the S46 bus in Staten Island

It’s a data-backed filter based on open-violation indicators available through NYC records. It’s meant to help you screen buildings, but it doesn’t guarantee conditions won’t change after the dataset refresh.

Not always. Open records can lag real-world conditions, and new issues can emerge. Treat the filter as a screening tool and still ask the building directly about current repairs and any recent complaints.

It’s based on proximity to the S46 corridor area in the dataset. Before committing, verify the actual route and walking time from the building to your typical stop and schedule.

Look for renter notes related to maintenance, responsiveness, and how issues are handled. Use tenant Q&A to gather practical questions for tours, then confirm answers with the super or leasing office.

Ask what maintenance workflow they use, average timelines for repairs, whether there are any active building-wide issues, and how they handle tenant reports. Also ask whether anything is pending or planned.

Yes. Even with better screening signals, you should review the full move-in and monthly picture: deposit, broker fee (if applicable), and any building/unit-specific recurring fees.

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