Buildings with parking near the QM64 bus in Manhattan

It means the building has parking associated with it on Openigloo’s building data. Parking setup can still vary (on-site garage vs. an arrangement), so you should confirm the exact terms—cost, eligibility, and whether it’s guaranteed—with the building directly.

Ask for the current parking agreement details: total monthly/one-time fees, spot availability (immediate vs. waiting list), vehicle size limits, access rules, and what happens on renewal or if your unit changes.

It helps you target a specific route, but commute times depend on your exact walk distance, time of day, and transfers. Use the building page details and confirm the closest stop direction and typical service windows.

Yes. Many buildings have rules around permit eligibility, renewal of parking rights, and limits on vehicle size or number of spaces per unit. Confirm the restrictions and required documentation during your application process.

Openigloo consolidates building-level signals (including renter feedback and building research notes) so you can compare parking + transit fit side-by-side. Still, treat the building’s direct confirmation as the source of truth for parking terms.

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

Not necessarily. Even when a building offers parking, access can be limited by eligibility, availability, and contract terms. Always confirm whether a spot is included with your unit or subject to a waiting list or additional application.