New developments near the BXM1 bus in NYC
New developments near the BXM1 bus in NYC: this page shows 62+ buildings built within the last 15 years that are in the BXM1 area. Use this view to narrow your building search without losing the street-level context that matters for commuting, routes, and day-to-day access. Openigloo helps you compare buildings based on what renters actually note: building reviews, availability signals, and open-data insights surfaced alongside tenant Q&A. If you’re scheduling tours, use the filters here as a starting point, then confirm the lease terms and building policies directly with management.
New developments near the BXM1 bus in NYC
Showing 55–62 of 62 new developments near the BXM1 bus in NYC.
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2724 Heath Avenue
University Heights
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118 East 76 Street
Lenox Hill
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5959 Broadway
Kingsbridge
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176 East 82 Street
Upper East Side
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200 East 79 Street
Lenox Hill

200 East 39 Street
Murray Hill
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200 East 95 Street
Yorkville
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3243 Irwin Avenue
Riverdale
What to check before choosing new developments near the BXM1 bus in NYC
- Expect more recently built buildings (within the last 15 years), which can mean newer layouts, updated systems, and more consistent amenity offerings—but confirm what’s included in your specific lease.
- Before you apply, verify monthly rent, broker fee, security deposit, and any recurring building charges (for example, amenity, parking, or package-related fees).
- Check current availability on Openigloo, since “new development” still varies by unit type, floor, and lease start date.
- Review tenant Q&A for practical issues that don’t always show up in amenities lists, like noise, elevator wait times, move-in process, and maintenance responsiveness.
- Ask the building about utilities and any caps (heat/hot water and electricity), plus internet/TV setup rules if you work from home. Policy details can vary by building.