Buildings with elevators near 116 St-Columbia University station in NYC

It scopes the results to buildings flagged as having an elevator. You should still confirm elevator access for your specific floor and any practical limits (service hours, maintenance downtime, and how you reach the elevator banks).

The page is anchored to the 116 St–Columbia University station area, then filtered to buildings with elevators so you can narrow the commute while keeping the building feature you need.

The results reflect what’s captured in the building signals used by Openigloo at the time of the snapshot (40+ eligible buildings). Always confirm current elevator status and any ongoing repairs with the building before committing.

Ask about which elevators serve your floor, maintenance schedules, package/move-in procedures, and whether there are any restrictions on furniture moves or accessibility accommodations.

Often, yes. Elevator buildings can still have normal NYC fee structures and building-required charges. Check the full cost: broker fee, deposits, and any additional move-in or monthly building fees beyond the asking rent.

Openigloo helps you shortlist using available data plus renter perspectives. For elevator performance and unit-level access, treat building confirmation as the final source—especially for accessibility details and any current outages.

Yes. Use the reviews and building Q&A to compare how tenants describe day-to-day experience, then follow up directly for specifics like elevator reliability, service hours, and move-in logistics.