High-rise buildings near TIAA in NYC

It’s the Openigloo high-rise filter, which targets buildings with 13+ floors. You can use it to narrow your search to taller buildings before you compare specific units.

This multi-filter page pairs the high-rise filter with a TIAA association, so the results are buildings that match both criteria. Use the page to shortlist, then verify the commute and exact location for your work schedule.

There are 135+ buildings on this page that match the high-rise + TIAA filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).

Confirm the unit’s lease terms (rent due date, renewal language if any, and any special conditions), total monthly cost details, and building policies that can affect your move-in—like move-in dates, required documentation, and any amenity access rules.

No. Openigloo helps you compare signals, but policies and availability can change. Treat the page as a starting point and confirm the current rules with management, especially for parking, package handling, fitness access, and any building-specific fees.

Yes. Even when the asking rent looks workable, you should plan for the full monthly picture (for example, broker-related costs if applicable, deposits, and utilities). Ask the building what’s included in rent and what you’ll pay separately.

Look for consistent themes in renter feedback and Q&A, then test them during your tour. High-rise buildings can have shared systems like elevators and package rooms, so ask direct questions about maintenance responsiveness, noise, and day-to-day operations.