High-rise buildings near the 6 train in Carnegie Hill
Carnegie Hill is a Manhattan neighborhood where you’ll find a mix of larger residential buildings, including high-rises you can filter by proximity to the 6 train. This page focuses on building options in the neighborhood that match your transit and height criteria. For building quality signals, Carnegie Hill shows an average building rating of 3.7/5 across 54 rated buildings. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
Find high-rise buildings near the 6 train in Carnegie Hill, filtered across 60+ buildings. Use this page to narrow by location and building scale, then compare what’s currently available. Openigloo pulls building-level signals you can act on, including rated-building feedback and structured questions from renters. Before you apply, cross-check key details like building rules, lease terms, and total move-in costs so you don’t get surprised later.
High-rise buildings near the 6 train in Carnegie Hill
Showing 55–60 of 60 high-rise buildings near the 6 train in Carnegie Hill.
108 E 96 St
Carnegie Hill
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1335 Madison Avenue
Carnegie Hill
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1225 Madison Avenue
Carnegie Hill
60 East 90 Street
Carnegie Hill
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55 East 86 Street
Carnegie Hill
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11 East 86 Street
Carnegie Hill
What to check before choosing a high-rise building near the 6 train in Carnegie Hill
- Confirm the transit you’ll use daily: the page is for 6 train access, but walk times and entrances vary by block—check the nearest station and route.
- For high-rise buildings, ask about elevators during peak hours, package/lockers, and any building access rules (visitors, deliveries, and after-hours entries).
- Verify what the building actually offers for your unit: layout/size, floor level, view limitations, and any restrictions that affect your lifestyle.
- Don’t rely only on the filter or photos. Read the renter Q&A and rated-building notes on maintenance, noise, and responsiveness, then ask follow-ups directly to the leasing team.
- If you’re comparing multiple buildings, price the full monthly cost (not just the asking rent). Deposits, utilities, and any one-time fees can change the real affordability.