New developments near the Q train in Manhattan

It filters for newer-build buildings that meet Openigloo’s definition of new developments. Each building page will show the underlying details so you can confirm the year built and relevant characteristics before applying.

It narrows buildings in Manhattan that are near the Q line. Still, stations are not identical—check the closest station(s) to the address and your walk time for a commute estimate you can rely on.

Openigloo highlights buildings that currently have apartments to consider. When you open a specific building, review the available unit options and current status before you spend time on an application.

Even with a good commute, confirm the full monthly cost (rent plus utilities/recurring fees), move-in costs like broker fee and deposit, and any amenity or service charges that show up after lease start.

They help, but they are not a guarantee. Policies, staffing, and building operations can change, so use tenant Q&A and review signals to ask targeted questions to the building or management.

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.

This page is driven by “new developments” and “Q-train” proximity, not rent regulation or tenant-protection status. If you need a specific regulatory category, use the relevant filter on Openigloo to confirm.