High-rise buildings near the S train in Manhattan

“High-rise” here means buildings with 13+ floors. The filter is about the building type/height, not the specific apartment unit you may rent.

The scope is Manhattan buildings mapped to the areas you can reach via the S subway line. Exact walking distance can vary by entrance and stop, so confirm the real commute from the building address to your usual S-train stops.

Start with building-level details and rated-building signals (where available), then cross-check with tenant Q&A and any posted building notes. Use this to build a question list, not to replace a direct conversation with the building/management.

Even when asking rent looks reasonable, confirm the full monthly and move-in costs. Ask what’s included (utilities, internet if applicable) and what additional charges apply (for example, amenities, parking, or move-in fees), since these vary by building.

No. Amenities and their access rules (and fees) can vary by building and sometimes by unit type. If an amenity matters to you, ask the building to confirm current rules during the application or tour.

Openigloo compiles building signals from available data and community input where provided. Still, treat key condition items as confirm-in-person items by contacting the building and asking for the most current information.

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