Buildings with doormen near 145 St station in NYC

It means the building is flagged as having doorman service. Policies can vary by property (hours, guest rules, and delivery procedures), so you should confirm the exact setup with the management office before signing.

There are 21+ eligible buildings currently matching the “145 St” scope plus “with-doorman.”

No. Many doorman buildings can accept packages, but the details (package room, hold rules, and pickup instructions) vary. Check the building’s specific policy on its page and ask leasing for the current process.

Sometimes. Doorman buildings may have higher rents or additional building charges, but the filter doesn’t specify pricing. Always confirm the full monthly and moving-in cost with leasing, including deposits, broker fees (if any), and how utilities are billed.

Confirm the lease start date and renewal terms, whether utilities and internet are included or billed separately, guest/entry procedures for doormen, and any building rules that affect your schedule (luggage moves, deliveries, and package pickup).

They’re a useful starting point, but conditions and policies can change. Use Openigloo to shortlist and compare, then confirm current terms and rules directly with the leasing office.

They can give practical context about day-to-day logistics—like how entry works, how staff handle deliveries, and whether management responds quickly. Use that input alongside the building’s listed amenities and confirm any policy questions before committing.