Buildings with parking near the M102 bus in Manhattan

It matches buildings in Manhattan that meet both criteria: proximity to the M102 route and a parking-related offering at the building (the exact arrangement varies by building, so confirm details directly).

Not necessarily. Some buildings have assigned spots, while others offer parking on a waitlist or limited allotment. Confirm availability for move-in timing and whether every tenant is eligible.

Ask for the current monthly parking fee (and any one-time deposit/permit cost), how it’s billed, whether it increases, and what happens if you renew, switch units, or your eligibility changes.

Usually it’s a separate monthly cost or permit fee, but it varies by building. Openigloo can help you compare, but you should confirm what you’ll pay under your lease.

Yes, many buildings limit guest access, require keys/permits, and set rules for overnight or event nights. Ask the building how guest parking works and what documentation is required.

Reviews and questions can surface practical issues like how parking assignments work, how quickly spots become available, and whether policies are consistently applied. Still, confirm the most current terms with management before you move in.

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.