Buildings with available apartments near the 1 train in Manhattan
This page helps you find Manhattan buildings near the 1 train with available apartments right now. Openigloo shows 440+ buildings that match the 1-train location filter and have at least one currently advertised unit. Use Openigloo to narrow down faster: look at building-level details, check Openigloo review signals, and read tenant Q&A before you contact the landlord or broker. Then verify costs, move-in timing, and any building-specific rules directly with the building.
Buildings with available apartments near the 1 train in Manhattan
Showing 199–216 of 440 buildings with available apartments near the 1 train in Manhattan.

500 West 56 Street
Hell's Kitchen

101 West End Avenue
Lincoln Square

41 West 86 Street
Upper West Side
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306 West 48 Street
Hell's Kitchen

53 Park Place
Tribeca

400 W 55 St
Hell's Kitchen

121 Reade Street
Tribeca

160 West 71 Street
All Upper West Side

320 W 38 St
Hudson Yards

750 Columbus Avenue
Upper West Side

70 Battery Place
Battery Park City

600 Washington Street
West Village

309 5 Ave
Midtown South

50 West 34 Street
Midtown South

234 West 14 Street
West Village

180 West 20 Street
Chelsea

801 Amsterdam Avenue
Upper West Side

360 West 43 Street
Hell's Kitchen
What to check before choosing a building with available apartments near the 1 train in Manhattan
- Start with the map/listing feed for 1-train proximity, then filter further if you need amenities, unit types, or specific lease terms (when available).
- Confirm the total monthly cost before applying: ask about deposits, move-in fees, and any recurring charges beyond the rent.
- Check building rules that can affect move-in logistics (entry process, package handling, laundry/amenities access, and visitor policies).
- If a building is showing available apartments, confirm the exact unit status, the application timeline, and who is collecting fees (landlord vs. broker).
- Use tenant Q&A and review signals as a starting point, then ask the building the same questions so you get up-to-date answers.