High-rise buildings near the QM65 bus in Manhattan

Here, “high-rise” means buildings with 13+ floors. The count (67+) reflects buildings in Manhattan that match both the high-rise definition and the QM65 bus proximity filter.

The QM65 component is a commute-proximity filter tied to the QM65 route in Manhattan. The goal is to surface buildings near that corridor so you can compare options that fit your daily transit route.

Not automatically. High-rise is about floors; amenities vary by building. Use Openigloo to compare what’s reported, but confirm directly with the building because amenity access and rules can change.

Confirm the full monthly cost beyond the asking rent (deposit and any building or move-in fees, and how utilities work for your unit). Also verify building policies that affect day-to-day life, like package handling, guest rules, and maintenance response.

No. It’s a proximity-based filter for the QM65 route. Treat it as a starting point, then check the exact commute by mapping your route and asking about typical street conditions and entrance locations.

Openigloo reflects signals from renter experiences and building-level data, but conditions can vary by unit and over time. Use it to shortlist and prepare questions, then validate details with the building during your tour or inquiry.

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.