Buildings with low open violation rates near the S76 bus in Stapleton

It’s based on open violation signals available through NYC open records, filtered to surface buildings with fewer currently open items. You should still confirm the latest status directly with the landlord or management office.

No. Open records may lag real-world conditions, and some issues can be resolved or new ones can emerge after the data snapshot. Treat the filter as a starting point, not a guarantee.

The scope is limited to buildings in Stapleton that are positioned near the S76 bus route. Use the map details on each building page to confirm your commute and day-to-day walking path.

Ask who handles maintenance requests, how long it typically takes to address the specific issue categories reflected in open records, and whether any current repairs are in progress. If anything is mentioned in tenant Q&A, ask for the update.

No. This page is about building condition signals (open violations) and proximity to the S76 bus. It does not indicate rent regulation status, and it is not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, or a housing-lottery program.

Reviews and tenant Q&A capture renter experience like responsiveness and maintenance follow-through. The open-violation filter is a records-based signal. Compare both so you understand whether management actions match the open-data picture.

Yes. Open records can be incomplete for very recent conditions and may not reflect issues that are not captured the same way. Use the filter to shortlist buildings, then verify details with management and current residents.