What does “near the E train” mean on this page?

It’s a location filter tied to the E line corridor. Use it to narrow your search, then verify the walk from your potential building to the station entrance you plan to use most.

What counts as “high-rise” here?

High-rise refers to buildings with 13+ floors. Still check the building’s specifics (unit floor, elevator access, and any loading restrictions) before committing.

How do you help me compare 572+ buildings without missing the important details?

Openigloo groups building info and renter-contributed signals so you can compare faster, then you validate the final terms (fees, move-in dates, restrictions) with the building or management team.

Do building reviews or open-data signals replace talking to the landlord?

No. Treat signals as a way to spot patterns, then confirm anything that affects your move-in: utility billing, parking availability, package handling, and any building-specific procedures.

What costs should I check beyond the rent when I’m booking a showing?

Broker or transfer fees, the deposit amount, and which utilities are included are common items to confirm early so the full monthly cost matches your budget.

Are there any lease-term or move-in timing issues that vary by building?

Yes. Minimum lease length, preferred start dates, and move-in scheduling can differ widely even within the same commute and building-type filters—confirm these with the building before you apply.

Can I trust conditions and compliance info from open records if a page cites open-data signals?

You should still ask the building directly for the most current status. Open-data signals can lag real-world conditions, and rules can change between record updates.

High-rise buildings near the E train in NYC

Find high-rise buildings near the E train in NYC. This Openigloo page covers 572+ buildings that match the E train + high-rise filter pair, so you can compare options with the same commute anchor. Openigloo helps you narrow faster using building details plus signals like rated buildings and open-data context. You can also read renter Q&A patterns and confirm lease terms directly with the building before you sign.

Showing 289–306 of 572 high-rise buildings near the E train in NYC.