Buildings with parking near the BM1 bus in Manhattan

It means the building matches a parking-enabled criterion in Openigloo’s building data. Exact details (on-site garage vs. nearby lot, cost, waitlist, hours, and eligibility) can vary by building, so you should confirm with the management office.

This page scopes results to Manhattan buildings that align with the BM1 bus corridor criteria used in Openigloo’s filters. Use the building’s listing page/map cues to verify walking time for your exact route and time of day.

Often yes. Many buildings charge monthly parking fees or require specific deposits. Confirm the fee amount, what’s included (spot, access method), and whether it changes for new lease starts.

Not always. Some buildings have limited spots or a waitlist. Ask how eligibility works for new tenants, whether priority goes to existing residents, and what timeline is typical for getting a spot.

Ask about vehicle size limits, operating hours, entry/exit instructions, towing policies, and what documents you must provide to register a vehicle. Also ask whether the parking arrangement is tied to the unit or resident status.

No. “With parking” reflects the building-level match to the parking criterion. Specific apartments may have different eligibility or timing, so confirm with the building for the exact unit you’re considering.

Yes. Review the lease for parking-specific terms: whether parking can be changed or removed, any fees or penalties, and how management handles waitlists or reassignment. If anything is unclear, get it in writing before signing.