Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM15 bus in Staten Island

It refers to Openigloo’s use of NYC open-record signals showing relatively fewer open violations for the building at the time of the snapshot. It’s meant for screening, not for certifying that conditions in your specific unit are issue-free.

The page scopes results to the SIM15 bus corridor. Before touring, confirm the exact stop you’ll use and the walking route/time from the building entrance to that stop.

They’re based on NYC open records. Because records can lag real-world conditions, treat the filter as a starting point and still ask the building directly about current conditions, repairs, and any recent problems.

No. Low open-violation signals can’t guarantee unit-level conditions like pests, mold, noise, or maintenance quality. Ask to see the unit, check recent work orders if shared by the building, and confirm how complaints are handled.

Ask how quickly maintenance requests are addressed, whether there are any ongoing repairs that haven’t closed yet, who handles after-hours emergencies, and what documents are provided for move-in (e.g., inspection or disclosure materials, if applicable).

The filter itself doesn’t set lease terms or fees. You still need to compare rent, deposit, utilities, and any move-in costs on a building-by-building basis before committing.

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.