What does “near the Q104 bus” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a location-based filter that groups buildings along the Q104 corridor so you can compare commute access. You should still confirm the walk time to your specific stop.

How many buildings match this Q104 filter right now?

5,455+ buildings match the filter in the current Openigloo snapshot.

Are these buildings guaranteed to have available apartments?

This filter scopes to location (Q104 proximity). Availability depends on the building and unit at the time you search, so check current listings per building.

What should I confirm before signing a lease?

Confirm the total monthly cost (rent plus required fees/utilities), move-in charges, lease start and renewal terms, and any rules that affect your day-to-day (access, packages, and building procedures).

Do open-data signals and reviews cover everything I need to know?

They help you screen and ask better questions, but they don’t replace direct confirmation. Always verify policies and terms with the building manager for your specific unit.

Will living near a bus line affect noise or building operations?

It can. Use Openigloo tenant Q&A and reviews as starting points, then ask about street noise, delivery/package handling, and any access limitations at night or on weekends.

How do I keep costs accurate when comparing buildings?

Don’t compare asking rent alone. Model the full monthly cost including broker fee (if applicable), security deposit requirements at move-in, and utilities that the lease assigns to you.

Buildings near the Q104 bus in NYC

Find buildings near the Q104 bus in NYC. This filter covers 5,455+ buildings you can compare on location, building details, and apartment availability. On Openigloo, you can use building reviews and open-data signals to narrow your shortlist, then check tenant Q&A for the day-to-day realities like sound, responsiveness, and move-in conditions. Start broad, confirm specifics with the building, and apply only when the lease terms and total monthly costs line up.

Showing 2,683–2,700 of 5,455 buildings near the Q104 bus in NYC.