Luxury buildings near the E train in Manhattan

It’s the e-train filter scope applied to Manhattan buildings. Use the map and building directions on each listing page, and confirm the walking route and crossing patterns during daylight and at night if that matters to you.

On Openigloo, the luxury filter is based on building criteria that combine amenities, size/height, and timing/rent positioning relative to the neighborhood. Each building page also shows the specific amenity details available for that building.

No. Even when a building meets the luxury criteria, amenity access can have hours, reservation requirements, staffing coverage, or additional fees. Confirm what’s included in your lease and what costs extra.

Use them to flag patterns (maintenance responsiveness, noise, package handling, elevator reliability) rather than making assumptions from one anecdote. Then ask leasing staff the same questions to verify policies and current conditions.

Ask about move-in logistics (timing, elevator scheduling), package and mailroom rules, amenity access terms, and any building charges not reflected in the base rent. Also confirm whether policies differ for new lease start dates or specific apartment types.

Not automatically. Luxury and transit proximity don’t guarantee pet/parking/storage terms. Check the building page for those policies, including any fees and documentation requirements, and confirm details with the leasing office.

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.