Buildings recommended by renters near transit in Turtle Bay
Turtle Bay is a Manhattan neighborhood where renters often prioritize walkable access to transit when choosing buildings. If you commute regularly, filters like “near transit” can help you focus your search. In Turtle Bay, rated buildings average 3.8/5 across 74 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
Explore buildings recommended by renters near transit in Turtle Bay, Manhattan. Use this page to narrow to 57+ buildings where other renters reported what worked for them—especially for commute-ready locations. Openigloo brings those tenant signals together with building research notes so you can shortlist faster. Expect practical filters, plus review highlights and renter Q&A so you can verify details directly with the building before signing a lease.
Buildings recommended by renters near transit in Turtle Bay
Showing 1–18 of 57 buildings recommended by renters near transit in Turtle Bay.
301 East 47 Street
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279 East 44 Street
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230 East 44 Street
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330 East 46 Street
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300 East 46 Street
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150 East 44 Street
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160 East 48 Street
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140 East 46 Street
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350 East 52 Street
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429 East 52 Street
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245 E 44 St
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307 East 44 Street
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225 East 46 Street
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324 East 52 Street
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45 Tudor City Place
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320 East 46 Street
Turtle Bay
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569 Lexington Avenue
Turtle Bay
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401 East 50 Street
Turtle Bay
What to check before for buildings recommended by renters near transit in Turtle Bay
- Confirm the exact commute you need: check walking time to your station(s) and how often your line runs during your schedule.
- Use the “recommended by renters” signals as a starting point, then read the Q&A for move-in specifics like noise, maintenance responsiveness, and package/entry routines.
- For “near transit,” double-check that the building address matches your daily route and that you’re comfortable with nearby foot traffic.
- Before applying, ask what’s required for approval (income/employment documentation, guarantors) and whether any fees are due before lease start.
- If the building is currently advertising available units, confirm total monthly costs (rent + required fees, deposits, and any move-in charges) beyond the asking price.