Buildings recommended by renters near the B train in NYC
This page highlights buildings recommended by renters near the B train in NYC—covering 1,051+ buildings currently in Openigloo’s dataset. Use it to narrow down where people say they had workable day-to-day living, while still focusing on the commute corridor. Openigloo combines renter-reported feedback with building-level signals and practical notes so you can compare without guessing. Filter by the B-train area and “recommended-by-renters,” then read what tenants highlight and ask targeted questions before you sign a lease.
Buildings recommended by renters near the B train in NYC
Showing 1,045–1,051 of 1,051 buildings recommended by renters near the B train in NYC.

620 West 143 Street
Hamilton Heights
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207 East 5 Street
East Village
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571 East 19 Street
Ditmas Park
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621 West 144 Street
Hamilton Heights
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87 East 4 Street
East Village
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309 West 121 Street
South Harlem
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1705 East 17 Street
Homecrest
What to check before for buildings recommended by renters near the B train in NYC
- Confirm the exact walk time from your target B-train station(s) at the times you commute; “near” can vary by a few blocks.
- Check building basics in each listing flow: move-in date, lease term, and which costs are due upfront (security deposit, broker fee, and any non-refundable fees).
- Look for recurring themes in renter feedback tied to noise, elevator reliability, laundry setup, and responsiveness for maintenance issues.
- Verify pet policies and any restrictions directly with the building, since renter recommendations may not reflect your specific pet situation.
- If you’re comparing options across neighborhoods, compare total monthly cost (asking rent plus recurring utilities/fees) rather than rent alone.