Buildings with laundry rooms near the Q104 bus in NYC

It indicates the building is matched to a laundry-room signal in Openigloo’s dataset. Laundry can still be shared rather than in-unit, and details like payment method or access rules can vary—confirm with the building.

The Q104 bus route is used as the commute filter to surface nearby buildings. Exact walking distance can differ by block, so treat results as “nearby” and validate the route on a map before touring.

Matches are “near the Q104 bus,” not guaranteed to be on your exact preferred stop. Use the listing page details and check the walking route for your typical days/times.

Ask whether laundry is in-building but shared, whether dryers are included, current payment method (if any), rules for access, typical repair/maintenance response time, and whether machine downtime is common.

Yes. Even if rent looks reasonable, laundry can come with extra costs (if the machines are not included in rent, or if there are access fees). Also budget for other move-in items like deposits and any required fees.

Data signals and reviews help, but conditions can change. Plan a tour and verify the laundry setup on-site, then keep notes from your conversation with the building.

Openigloo surfaces building reviews and tenant Q&A tied to the building. Use that to spot patterns (for example, recurring laundry issues) and then confirm the most important points directly with management.