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.

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345 Classon Avenue

Bedford-Stuyvesant

High-rise buildings near the G train in NYC

High-rise buildings near the G train in NYC

345 Classon Avenue

111 Willoughby Avenue

20 Bayard Street

125 Ashland Place

303 Vernon Avenue

130 3 Avenue

190 Marcy Avenue

1 Boerum Place

426 Baltic Street

215 Hoyt St

260 Myrtle Avenue

87 Smith Street

475 Carlton Avenue

255 Havemeyer Street

238 Bond Street

332 Dekalb Avenue

67 Hanson Place

302 2 Street

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