Buildings recommended by renters near 135 St station in NYC

It’s the station-area scope for where you want to live. Openigloo shows buildings in the 135 St vicinity so you can search around your commute spot.

It’s based on renter feedback on Openigloo—what tenants flagged as positives and patterns they mentioned across building experience. Use it to guide your shortlist, then confirm details with the landlord or super.

No. Renters may recommend a building for specific reasons, but apartment conditions can differ by unit (noise, sunlight, layout, maintenance responsiveness). Always verify what matters for your exact apartment.

Start with renter-recommended buildings, then compare building-level info and tenant notes side by side. Pay attention to recurring themes (maintenance, management responsiveness, building rules), and cross-check them with the specifics of the available unit.

Total monthly costs can include deposits and required move-in fees, plus utilities and any recurring building charges. Ask for a written cost breakdown before you commit.

Ask about the specific concern renters raised and how it’s handled for current tenants: turnaround times for maintenance, noise controls, package procedures, and any known building policy changes.

Not necessarily. The commute matters, but renter-recommended patterns (noise, responsiveness, day-to-day management) can matter just as much. Use both filters together: location for convenience and renter feedback for lived experience.