Buildings near 116 St-Columbia University station in NYC

It shows buildings near the 116 St–Columbia University station in NYC. The goal is to help you compare buildings in the same nearby area so your commute and neighborhood fit are consistent.

No. “Near” is a practical search area around the station. Use the map and building address details on Openigloo to confirm the walking time and route you’ll actually take.

Openigloo combines renter-written reviews, ratings, and tenant Q&A plus open-data signals. That lets you shortlist buildings and then confirm specifics directly with management.

Verify the full monthly cost (including deposits, application fees, broker fees, and any utilities), the lease start date and term, and any building policies that could limit your plans (laundry, packages, guests, and building access).

Not always. Fees (or what’s included) and rules can vary by unit type or lease terms. Confirm the exact unit’s costs and restrictions with the building or leasing office.

They can give context, but they may reflect what renters experienced at a particular time. If something matters to you (noise, repairs, pests, ongoing construction), ask the building directly and request current updates.

Start by filtering or sorting within the results for the apartment type you want, then cross-check the shortlist with building reviews and tenant Q&A to make sure the building’s day-to-day reality matches your priorities.