Buildings with parking near the BX1 bus in Manhattan

It flags buildings that have parking available in the building’s information. Because parking programs vary by property, you still need to confirm whether it’s assigned or unassigned and whether it’s guaranteed immediately or via a waitlist.

You can compare buildings side-by-side, review building-level notes, and use tenant Q&A and reviews when available. Openigloo also surfaces open-data signals, but you should confirm details directly with building management.

Not always. Some buildings offer parking to residents but require a separate process, priority rules, or onboarding steps. Ask the leasing office how parking allocation works for new residents and whether it depends on move-in date.

Ask about the spot price (if any), permit or access fees, maintenance or admin fees, and whether pricing changes by season or demand. Also confirm whether utilities or access equipment (like gate access) carry additional charges.

Yes. Many buildings enforce vehicle size/weight limits, clearance rules, and documentation requirements (registration and insurance). If you drive an EV or need charging, ask whether charging is available and what the policy is.

This page is scoped to buildings near the BX1 bus corridor based on Openigloo’s matching criteria. For an exact commute route, double-check walking time from the building’s entrance and confirm the nearest stop.

As soon as you’re seriously considering an apartment. Parking inventory can change, and waitlists or pricing can update quickly. Treat parking confirmation as a condition of your decision, not an afterthought.