High-rise buildings near the G train in NYC

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.