Buildings with low historical violations near the X27 bus in NYC

It’s a data-based filter built from NYC open-records signals about violations over time. It’s meant to help you compare buildings consistently, but it does not guarantee the current state of the property.

The scope limits results to buildings located along the X27 bus corridor. You’ll still want to confirm the exact walking distance and route convenience for your daily commute.

Yes. The filter reflects historical records and may not capture recent changes, ongoing repairs, or today’s conditions. Always ask the building directly and request recent documentation if available.

Violations can relate to a range of building compliance topics, including maintenance-related issues. Use the filter to shortlist, then confirm current pest-control and repair practices with management for the specific unit.

Ask about the current maintenance status for your unit, expected timelines for repairs, pest-control procedures, and any building rules that affect move-in. If there’s anything you’d rely on (amenities or access), confirm it in writing.

Yes. Even when the building passes your filters, the full monthly cost still depends on the specific unit terms. Review broker fees, security deposit requirements, and any move-in charges tied to the apartment.

The historical-violations filter uses NYC open-records data. Openigloo then combines those signals with building pages that help you compare options, including tenant Q&A and review context where available.