Most reviewed buildings near the 6 train in Manhattan
This page shows 24+ most-reviewed buildings near the 6 train in Manhattan. The filters combine location (6-train access) with Openigloo’s “most reviewed” scoring, so you can focus on buildings with more renter feedback. Openigloo helps you compare buildings using review signals plus open-data indicators and tenant Q&A. That way, you can shortlist buildings faster and still verify details directly with the super or leasing office before you sign a lease.
Most reviewed buildings near the 6 train in Manhattan
Showing 19–24 of 24 most reviewed buildings near the 6 train in Manhattan.
Top rated
Rent-stabilized
111 Worth Street
4.4(26)
Tribeca
3 evictions
2 open violations
1 litigation case
No bedbug history
Rent-stabilized
Good cause
30 Park Avenue
4.2(25)
Murray Hill
2 evictions
1 open violation
2 litigation cases
No bedbug history
Rent-stabilized
Good cause
305 East 86 Street
3.0(25)
Yorkville
9 evictions
80 open violations
18 litigation cases
Bedbug history
80 Lafayette Street
4.0(27)
Tribeca
No evictions
1 open violation
No litigation history
No bedbug history
Rent-stabilized
Good cause
4 Park Avenue
3.8(24)
Midtown East
5 evictions
5 open violations
4 litigation cases
No bedbug history
Rent-stabilized
Good cause
326 East 100 Street
2.7(24)
East Harlem
1 eviction
174 open violations
8 litigation cases
No bedbug history
What to check before choosing a most reviewed building near the 6 train in Manhattan
- Use the shortlist to compare practical renter signals: how responsive management is, how building maintenance is handled, and what issues tenants report repeatedly.
- Confirm unit-level terms before applying: rent, lease length, renewal expectations, and any move-in requirements that may differ by apartment.
- If a building looks good on reviews, still ask about current availability, how viewings are scheduled, and whether there are upcoming renovations that could affect day-to-day life.
- Pay attention to fees and deposits in the building’s current application process, and ask what’s included in the quoted rent (heat, hot water, utilities).
- Use tenant Q&A threads to flag questions you should ask on a showing, then re-check answers with the building’s leasing team for the most current policy.