Buildings with elevators near the M104 bus in NYC

The results are filtered to buildings mapped close to the M104 bus corridor. To avoid surprises, confirm the closest stop from the building address and re-check walk time for your usual commute.

No. Many buildings have an elevator, but access can vary by entrance, layout, or internal layout (for example, a short stair step inside the unit area). Ask the building about the specific route to the unit you’re considering.

Often, yes. Even when you like the building, budget for the full monthly move-in picture and lease terms—common items include broker fees, deposits, and utilities—depending on the listing and building.

Ask about maintenance schedules, typical downtime, whether tenants are notified during outages, and how the building handles access during repairs—especially if you’ll move in around school breaks or peak move-in weeks.

They can reveal practical patterns: how often elevators go out, how quickly staff responds, and whether issues are communicated. Use this info to draft targeted questions for the doorman/super or leasing office.

No. Open-data indicators can lag real-world conditions. Treat them as a starting point and confirm directly with the building during your tour and before you sign.

Typically, yes. Use additional Openigloo filters (like availability status and building attributes) to narrow down 484+ elevator-eligible buildings to the ones that match your budget and move-in timeline.