High-rise buildings near the BX46 bus in NYC

It’s an eligibility filter based on the BX46 corridor/transit signal around where the building is located. Still, walking time depends on the exact stop and your route—confirm the closest stops and your typical commute.

This page uses the Openigloo filter for high-rise buildings, defined as 13+ floors. When you open a building, verify features that matter day to day (elevator wait times, package handling, and any floor-by-floor differences).

There are 43+ buildings on this page that meet the BX46-area and high-rise criteria (at least 43+ right now as of the snapshot date).

They’re building-level signals, not a guarantee for any particular unit. Use them to spot patterns, then confirm unit-specific items (outlet placement, window noise, view, and any prior maintenance issues) with the leasing team.

Confirm the lease start date, renewal/termination terms, deposit and move-in fees, which utilities are included, and any building requirements for documentation, pets, or guest policies. Details can vary by building and sometimes by unit.

Yes. Even when you find a good asking rent, you should budget for the full monthly cost and move-in charges such as broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and utility responsibilities. Check what’s listed on the building and unit pages.

Use the building’s tenant Q&A and review signals as starting points, but ask the leasing office for written confirmation on anything time-sensitive (move-in logistics, policies, and utility billing). Don’t rely on the filter labels alone.