Affordable buildings near the SIM7 bus in NYC
Affordable buildings near the SIM7 bus in NYC, filtered by buildings where the median asking rent is market-relative affordable versus the neighborhood median. You have 80+ buildings to compare right now. Openigloo helps you narrow the search with building details, renter-first Q&A, and signals pulled from open-data sources where available. We also surface what renters flag in practice (building policies, maintenance patterns, and lease-day realities) so you can sanity-check the asking price before you sign.
Affordable buildings near the SIM7 bus in NYC
Showing 1–18 of 80 affordable buildings near the SIM7 bus in NYC.
33 Bond Street
Noho
211 Thompson Street
Greenwich Village
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124 West 16 Street
Chelsea
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561 Hudson Street
West Village
189 Waverly Place
West Village
59 West 8 Street
Greenwich Village
77 Barrow Street
West Village
161 West 10 Street
West Village
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66 W 9 St
Greenwich Village
160 Bleecker Street
Greenwich Village
375 S End Ave
Battery Park City
40 Harrison Street
Tribeca
163 W 17 St
Chelsea
355 South End Avenue
Battery Park City
95 Christopher Street
West Village
165 Christopher Street
West Village
11 Waverly Place
Greenwich Village
600 Washington Street
West Village
What to check before choosing an affordable building near the SIM7 bus in NYC
- Compare building-by-building median asking rent, then confirm the full monthly cost (broker fee, deposits, utilities, and any building fees) before you commit.
- Use the SIM7 bus location to shorten commute time, but verify the exact walk time from the building to your typical stop during rush hours.
- If you’re using affordability as a starting point, re-check the current unit’s price, floor, and any incentives/fee structures that may change move-in math.
- When contacting a leasing office, ask what’s included in rent and whether utilities are separate, since affordability can shift once you add monthly costs.
- Save 2–3 candidates and ask the same questions across all of them so you can compare policies consistently (renewals, move-in process, and documentation requirements).