Most reviewed buildings near the E train in Manhattan

“Most reviewed” highlights buildings with the highest amount of renter feedback on Openigloo in the current scope. It’s a signal based on review volume, not a guarantee of how any specific unit will feel day to day.

The scope is limited to Manhattan buildings that are considered near the E train stations in the dataset. Because exact walk time varies, confirm the commute from the building address to the station you’ll use most.

This is a borough-wide Manhattan scope. The E train passes through multiple neighborhoods, so results can include a range of areas as long as the building is mapped within the “near the E train” criteria.

They help you compare buildings, but unit-level differences (floor, exposure, layout, and renovation timing) can still change your experience. Use the review themes to ask targeted questions about the specific apartment you’re considering.

Ask about the topics renters mention most often in those buildings (maintenance follow-through, noise, pests if discussed, HVAC/heat behavior, and how packages are handled). Also confirm lease terms, renewal expectations, and move-in logistics.

Even for well-reviewed buildings, the full move-in picture matters. Ask about deposits, any broker-related or application fees, and monthly pass-through costs like utilities or building-required charges so you can compare the total cost of living.

Trending neighborhoods here include East Village with 11,857+ buildings, Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings, Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings, Hell’s Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings, and Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.