Buildings with low open violation rates near the SIM4C bus in Staten Island

It refers to the building’s open violation signal from NYC open records. Openigloo uses that data to help you filter to buildings with fewer open items compared to other options in scope.

Openigloo groups buildings in the Staten Island scope and associates them with the SIM4C bus corridor/area so you can prioritize a commute route when comparing buildings.

No. Open data can lag real-world conditions and changes. Treat it as a signal, then confirm directly with the building about any current maintenance issues or active concerns.

Ask about maintenance turnaround, recent repairs, pest-control practices, how common areas are handled, and whether there are any upcoming building works that could affect access, elevators, or utilities.

You can use renter ratings and tenant Q&A on each building page to understand day-to-day experiences, then cross-check those details with the open-records signal used for the filter.

Top neighborhoods in the latest scope snapshot are 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.

You can’t fully rule them out from a filter alone. Even with low open-violation signals, conditions can change; you should ask targeted questions and, if possible, confirm recent inspection or repair history with the building.