Luxury buildings near the E train in NYC

It combines an e-train location signal with Openigloo’s luxury filter. That luxury filter is based on building criteria (amenities plus building and rent thresholds) rather than a subjective label.

The filter uses a set of requirements: 3+ amenities from a curated list (such as concierge/doorman, gym, package room, parking, pool, outdoor space, lounge/co-working) along with factors like 13+ floors OR 50+ units, built after 2000, and rents above the neighborhood 75th percentile.

This is a building landing page that helps you shortlist. For move-in timing and exact availability, open the individual building page to see any apartments currently advertised and current pricing details.

No. Even when a building meets the luxury criteria, amenity access and rules can vary (for example guest policies, reservation systems, or scheduled maintenance). Confirm the details with the building for the specific unit you’re considering.

Treat the full monthly and move-in budget as the decision baseline: total move-in costs (deposit and any broker fee where applicable) and any recurring charges (amenity fees, parking fees, or other building-specific costs) that may not be included in the rent line.

Use the building address and check the nearest E train entrance(s) yourself. Construction, entrance locations, and walking routes can affect real commute time, so it’s worth confirming during your tour.

Ask about lease term options, parking availability/pricing, package handling rules, and any unit-specific restrictions. Also confirm whether any amenities you care about have access rules or fees tied to memberships or usage.