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transitLines is not a current Borough search parameter. This page is kept so older references resolve cleanly, but line-by-line transit filtering is not part of the live contract today.

What to use instead

  • minTransitScore for building-level transit accessibility filtering. It only matches listings Borough has linked to their building, which happens when it loads a listing’s full detail, so listings without that link are left out even when their building qualifies.
  • areas for neighborhood and borough scoping
  • building score detail endpoints when you need the current transit score itself

Current status

These requests are common, but they are not current Borough filters:
  • transitLines
  • prewar
  • view-style amenity enums such as CITY_VIEW or WATER_VIEW
Search does not reject transitLines or prewar: it ignores them and returns results as if they were not passed. The SDK drops them before sending the request. Instead of line filtering, you can filter by transit accessibility score:
Transit scores (0-100) are available on building detail responses via GET /v1/building/{id}/scores. The score is computed from public GTFS stop data (MTA subway, bus, LIRR, and Metro-North, plus NYC Ferry and the Staten Island Ferry). Points are added per mode, and the total is capped at 100: The components add up to 110 before the cap, so a building does not need every mode to reach 100. See Building Scores for details on how scores are computed.