Buildings near transit in Lower East Side
Lower East Side is a dense part of Manhattan where finding buildings near transit is often a practical priority. On Openigloo, this scope helps you focus on commute-ready buildings while you compare building-level signals. For Lower East Side, rated buildings average 3.4/5 across 179 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
Find buildings near transit in the Lower East Side, Manhattan. This page covers 732+ eligible buildings, with listings and building details that help you narrow down commute-ready options. Openigloo helps you compare buildings using renter-first signals like ratings from rated buildings, plus Openigloo reviews and building-level notes pulled from available data. Use the building pages to verify the specifics that matter to you, and use tenant Q&A to pressure-test things like noise, entry experience, and actual access to nearby lines.
Buildings near transit in Lower East Side
Showing 361–378 of 732 buildings near transit in Lower East Side.
106 Ridge Street
Lower East Side
75 Orchard Street
Lower East Side
71 Clinton Street
Lower East Side
331 East Houston Street
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188 Broome Street
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157 Suffolk Street
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254 Broome Street
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145 Clinton Street
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61 Delancey Street
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114 Ridge Street
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143 Ludlow Street
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8 Rivington Street
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120 Ridge Street
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203 Rivington Street
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87 Attorney Street
Lower East Side
168 Rivington Street
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170 Delancey Street
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132 Ludlow St
Lower East Side
What to check before choosing a building near transit in Lower East Side
- Expect a mix of older walk-ups and managed buildings where transit access is part of the search criteria. Confirm the closest station and walking time for your exact route.
- Compare building-level signals and ask questions before applying: doorman or package handling, elevator status, laundry, and any known constraints for your lease term.
- Near-transit can mean more street activity. If noise sensitivity matters, check tenant Q&A and ask about street-facing units.
- Review the full monthly cost beyond the asking rent. Verify any broker fee, security deposit, and typical utility responsibilities before you sign.
- If a building has restrictions (pets, move-in windows, ID/approval rules), confirm them in writing during application—filters don’t replace the building’s own policy.