What does it mean for a building to be categorized as high-rise?

High-rise buildings typically have 13 or more floors, providing extensive living spaces and amenities.

What are the key features to consider in high-rise buildings?

Consider amenities such as elevators, security, and recreational facilities, as well as potential views and noise levels.

Are there any specific lease terms for high-rise buildings?

Leases can vary by building; confirm the duration and terms directly with property management.

Is this page limited to buildings with available apartments?

Yes, these buildings meet the criteria and are currently listed for rent.

Which neighborhoods are currently trending?

Bushwick with 2,299+ buildings, Stuyvesant Heights with 871+ buildings, Park Slope with 641+ buildings, Greenpoint with 477+ buildings, and Flatbush with 370+ buildings.

Is there a minimum rental period for these buildings?

Most high-rise buildings typically require a lease of at least one year, but it's best to check specific policies with each building.

What should I know about fees for high-rise buildings?

In addition to monthly rent, be aware of extra fees such as application, broker, security deposit, and utility costs.

High-rise buildings in Williamsburg

Williamsburg is a dynamic neighborhood in Brooklyn known for its blend of industrial and modern residential buildings. The area boasts 33+ high-rise buildings and is easily accessible via multiple subway lines, offering convenient commutes throughout NYC. The average building rating in Williamsburg is 3.4/5 across 248 rated buildings. This provides a helpful benchmark for potential renters to consider when evaluating their options in this vibrant community. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page focuses on high-rise buildings in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, featuring 33+ buildings currently available. This is a prime area for those seeking modern living spaces in a vibrant neighborhood. Openigloo provides valuable resources, including tenant reviews and open-data insights to help you make informed decisions. Browse building ratings, check amenities, and engage with community Q&As to find the right place to call home.

High-rise buildings in Williamsburg

High-rise buildings in Williamsburg

491 Keap Street

282 South 5 Street

22 North 6 Street

34 North 7 Street

1 Northside Piers

144 North 8 Street

91 Boerum Street

450 Kent Avenue

25 Boerum Street

809 Flushing Avenue

67 Manhattan Avenue

24 Grand Street

440 Kent Avenue

325 Roebling Street

140 Moore Street

Nearby neighborhoods in Brooklyn

High-rise buildings in other NYC boroughs

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