New developments near the Q114 bus in NYC

It filters buildings built within the last 15 years. Use it as a shortcut for newer construction, then verify lease terms, amenities, and any building-specific rules before applying.

It’s a location-based match to the Q114 route corridor. Walking time can still differ by block, so confirm the exact stop you’d use and check your route for the times you’d commute.

Not necessarily. This page is scoped by the building filters, so availability can change. If you need current inventory, use the “with available apartments” filter as a next step.

Confirm the lease start date, rent and escalation terms (if any), deposit and move-in requirements, parking rules, and any amenity access policies. For anything that affects your day-to-day—like package pickup and laundry access—ask during your tour.

They’re useful signals, but building operations and policies can change. Treat them as guidance, then ask the leasing office to confirm the details that matter for your unit and lease.

Compare the full expected monthly cost, not just the asking rent. Ask about broker fees, deposits, utility responsibility, and any recurring charges that could affect what you pay each month.

No. Newer buildings can still have maintenance or noise complaints, and unit-level issues vary. Use Openigloo reviews and Q&A as starting points, then do a direct check (including noise during your tour window).