Luxury buildings near transit in Manhattan

It’s a filter that selects Manhattan buildings based on proximity to transit. The exact experience depends on which subway lines you use, so confirm your walk time and routes with the building or using your own map checks before signing.

On Openigloo, “luxury” is based on set criteria: a building should meet requirements tied to amenities (3+ from a curated list such as concierge/doorman, gym, package room, parking, pool, outdoor space, lounge/co-working) plus additional thresholds like 13+ floors or 50+ units, and other stated conditions (e.g., built after 2000 and rent relative to the neighborhood 75th percentile).

This page is scoped to luxury + near-transit matches. Availability can still vary unit to unit, so use the building’s live details to see what’s currently advertised and what’s already leased.

Use them to validate day-to-day details you care about (noise, service consistency, package handling, gym access, management responsiveness). Then confirm any deal terms that affect your total cost or move-in schedule directly with the leasing office.

Even if the building meets your luxury criteria, your monthly total can still change based on deposit requirements, broker fee rules, and utilities. Ask for a written breakdown before submitting or renewing interest.

You should treat photos and marketing descriptions as a starting point. Amenity access rules, hours, and whether certain spaces are fee-based can differ from unit to unit, so confirm specifics with the building.

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.