Buildings with gyms near the Q114 bus in NYC

Buildings qualify based on amenity information available on Openigloo (including building-provided details and other open-data signals where available). You should still confirm the gym setup, access, and any current restrictions with the building before move-in.

This scope is based on building proximity to the Q114 route as represented in Openigloo’s location data. Use the map and directions shown on each building page, since walking time can vary block by block.

No. Even with a gym on-site, rules can differ: operating hours, whether it requires an access card, guest policies, and whether equipment access changes during renovations. Confirm details when scheduling a tour.

Sometimes yes. Some buildings include gym access in rent, while others may charge for access cards or require deposits for amenity keys. Check the building’s listing details and ask management for the exact cost.

Ask about hours, crowding/access during peak times, whether classes are offered (if that matters), equipment availability, and whether the space is open to residents only. Also confirm any upcoming construction or maintenance plans.

Yes. Renovations, equipment upgrades, and staffing changes can affect availability. Ask the leasing office about current status and any planned work that could limit access.

No. The filter helps you find likely matches, but it’s not a contract. Final access rules, hours, and fees are controlled by the building, so confirm everything in writing during the lease process.