Buildings with parking near the M100 bus in Manhattan

It filters buildings within the Manhattan scope that have parking, and it’s aimed at buildings along or near the M100 route so your commute can connect to that bus line.

Not always. Buildings may offer assigned spots, permit systems, or limited availability. Confirm whether parking is guaranteed for your unit, how eligibility is determined, and what happens if spots fill.

Parking often comes with separate monthly charges, deposits, or permit fees, and sometimes rules that affect access. Always confirm the full parking cost and any admin fees with the building before committing.

Yes. Ask about vehicle size/height limits, access hours, whether visitors can park, EV charging availability, and the process for reserving or renewing a spot.

You can use building research signals and tenant Q&A to identify common pain points and follow up with targeted questions. Still, verify the parking rules directly with management because details can change.

If parking matters to you, treat it as lease-critical. Ask for the parking terms in writing (assignment/availability, costs, and what happens at renewal or move-out).

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