What does “high-rise” mean on this page?

It means the building has 13+ floors. The page only includes buildings that meet that height criterion.

How does Openigloo define “near the G train”?

It uses the station-area map boundaries in Openigloo’s explorer. For the closest fit, check the building’s pin on the map against your commute route and timing.

How is the 161+ building count determined?

It’s the live number of buildings that match the page’s filters (G-train area + high-rise) as of 2026-07-07. Individual units within those buildings may vary in availability.

What should I verify before signing for a high-rise building?

Confirm practical move-in items: elevator/package process, building access rules, any recurring monthly fees, and the full cost breakdown beyond the asking rent.

Do the reviews and open-data signals guarantee a building’s current conditions?

They help you spot patterns, but they are not a guarantee. Conditions can change, so ask the building directly for the latest policies and any unit-specific details.

Are all units in these buildings equally available or priced?

No. Buildings are a common layer, while individual units can differ by layout, floor, exposure, and lease terms. Use the building page details to compare unit options.

What if I don’t see much tenant Q&A for a building?

It can mean there’s less public detail on that specific building page. In that case, prioritize direct questions to management about policies that matter to you.

High-rise buildings near the G train in NYC

This page covers high-rise buildings near the G train in NYC, with 161+ buildings that currently match your map filters. “High-rise” here means 161+ floors, and “near the G train” is based on the station-area map boundaries used in Openigloo. Use Openigloo to compare buildings fast: you can scan high-level building signals, read renter-focused reviews, and open-data indicators where available. When you’re ready, tenant Q&A and building-page details help you ask the right lease questions before you sign—especially around move-in costs and building policies.

Showing 1–18 of 161 high-rise buildings near the G train in NYC.

150 Lawrence Street

Downtown Brooklyn

High-rise buildings near the G train in NYC

High-rise buildings near the G train in NYC

150 Lawrence Street

43-12 Hunter Street

365 Bridge Street

44-15 Purves Street

85 Tompkins Avenue

54 Boerum Street

13-11 Jackson Avenue

260 Franklin Ave

115 Ashland Place

31 Leonard Street

210 Clinton Avenue

30 Montrose Avenue

774 Fulton Street

921 Myrtle Avenue

439 Lafayette Avenue

29 Moore Street

227 Division Avenue

345 Clinton Avenue

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