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

It means the building is 13+ floors. Use it to narrow the search to larger vertical buildings rather than mid-rise or townhouse-style homes.

How does “near the M106 bus” work here?

Openigloo groups buildings by proximity to the M106 bus route area so you can focus on commute-friendly locations. Distances and walk times can vary by stop, so confirm your closest stop.

Are these buildings guaranteed to have certain amenities?

No. The high-rise filter only reflects building height. Amenities can vary widely by property, so check the building’s amenity list and ask about services like package rooms and elevator access.

What should I confirm before signing a lease for a high-rise?

Confirm utility responsibility (how utilities are billed), any building fees, parking/storage options, elevator or freight access, and move-in scheduling or restrictions.

How reliable are the signals shown on Openigloo?

Openigloo combines building reviews with open-data signals where available. Still, policies and conditions can change, so use the page to prepare questions and then confirm directly with the leasing office.

Does being near the M106 bus mean lower noise or easier commutes?

Not automatically. Proximity can help with commute convenience, but street noise and traffic patterns vary by block and building orientation. Ask about street-facing units and sound insulation.

High-rise buildings near the M106 bus in NYC

Find high-rise buildings near the M106 bus in NYC, with 330+ buildings currently matching this scope. Use the filters to narrow by building type and transit proximity so you can focus your search on where you’ll actually commute. Openigloo helps you compare buildings faster with renter-first data: building-level reviews, review summaries, and open-data signals where available. You can also cross-check details with tenant Q&A topics so you know what to ask before signing a lease.

Showing 289–306 of 329 high-rise buildings near the M106 bus in NYC.