New developments near the 4 train in Manhattan

On this page, “new developments” refers to buildings built within the last 15 years. Use it as a proxy for more recent construction and common modern-building setups, then verify the exact details on each building’s page.

The filter focuses on buildings near the 4 train, so your commute routes should be easy to plan. Still, compare the closest stations and walking routes listed on each building page or ask the leasing office for the building’s practical commute.

No. This page is defined by the 4-train + new-developments pair, not by rent stabilization, “good cause,” or other tenant-protection categories. If you need those protections, switch to the corresponding regulation/tenant-protection filters.

Confirm move-in timing, lease term and renewal language, fees/deposits, and how policies work for packages and amenity access. Also ask whether any utilities or services are bundled or billed separately.

Openigloo aggregates signals and renter experiences, but policies can vary over time and by lease type. Treat building-page details as a starting point and confirm specifics directly with management—especially for fees, restrictions, and any schedule-based rules.

No. This page is not income-restricted, not subsidized, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not Section 8. It’s based on location (near the 4 train) and building age (new developments), not affordable-housing program eligibility.

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