Buildings highly rated for trash management near 145 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter based on Openigloo signals tied to how trash is handled and how tenants describe day-to-day management. Treat it as an initial shortlist, not a guarantee of conditions in your specific unit or floor.

There are 31+ buildings that match the filters on this page as of 2026-07-07.

Not necessarily. Even when trash management is rated highly, conditions can vary by unit location, housekeeping practices, and timing of pickups. Confirm the building’s current procedures and ask how they respond to spills, overflowing bins, or pest sightings.

Ask about trash and recycling pickup days/times, where residents take bags, chute or bin usage rules, what happens when bins overflow, and how quickly the building addresses leaks, odors, or missed pickups.

Trash/recycling handling may be reflected in building operations and services, but the full monthly cost still depends on your lease terms and what’s included (for example, service charges, utilities, deposits, and any move-in fees). Verify the total cost breakdown before signing.

Yes. Tenant experiences can shift as staffing, contractors, or building procedures change. Check the most recent notes and any follow-ups in reviews, then confirm current practices directly with management.

Trash pathways and storage areas can be different from the unit’s entrance route. Inquire where residents actually take waste and whether there are shared spaces close to lobbies, elevators, or common hallways that could impact daily experience.