Pre-war buildings near 103 St station in NYC

It’s a location filter for buildings near the 103 St station area in NYC. Use the building page to confirm the exact distance and route from the station entrance you’ll use most.

“Pre-war” means the building was built before 1947. On each building page, Openigloo surfaces build-era context alongside other building-level signals.

This page pairs location with build-era. Instead of limiting results to a broad area, you narrow to buildings around the 103 St station plus pre-war construction.

No. This count reflects buildings that match the filters in Openigloo at the time of the snapshot, not live availability for every building. Check each building page for current listings.

Ask about how heat/AC work in practice, noise insulation (for street/yard-facing units), water pressure, and any recent upgrades to electrical/plumbing. Tenant Q&A can help you know what to ask.

They’re useful context, but building conditions can change. Use them as leads: ask the building for the latest documentation and repair status where issues come up.

Open each building’s page and compare the same checklist: rated buildings signals, tenant Q&A themes, reported amenities/in-building services, and the full monthly cost details (including fees and utilities where applicable).