Buildings with parking near the M14A-SBS bus in NYC

It means the building has a parking option flagged in Openigloo’s building data. Parking arrangements can still vary (garage vs. permits, assignment rules, waitlists), so confirm specifics with the building.

Not necessarily. Some buildings operate on a waitlist or allocate spots based on unit mix. Ask management about current availability and expected timelines.

Parking commonly comes with a monthly charge and sometimes setup or admin fees. Openigloo helps you compare, but you should request the full cost breakdown from the building.

The page is built around your transit filter, but walking times can differ by block and entrance location. Verify the route from your likely unit entrance to the bus stop you plan to use.

Yes. Look for clauses covering forfeiture of parking for nonpayment, changes at renewal, guest/overnight rules, and what happens if you switch units or move out.

Start with the building’s parking notes, then use tenant Q&A/reviews (when available) to spot recurring issues like waitlists, towing enforcement, or fee changes. Finally, confirm the details with the leasing office.

Yes. Parking setups can have height/clearance limits, narrow entrances, or permit restrictions. Ask about your vehicle size and any documentation needed to get access.