Pre-war buildings near 225 St station in NYC

On this page, “pre-war” means the building was built before 1947. Treat it as a starting point for what to expect with older NYC buildings, not a guarantee of condition.

It scopes the results to the 225 St station area. Still confirm exact address, commute options, and the building’s entry location during your tour.

Not by default. This page is scoped by location (225 St station area) and building age (pre-war). Use Openigloo filters like “with available apartments” if you want units currently advertised.

Ask about building systems and maintenance history (heat/hot water, plumbing, electric), renovations and permits where applicable, noise and building access rules, and the move-in fee/deposit schedule.

Openigloo uses open-data signals and renter-reported context to help you compare. For any specific issue, you should still contact the building’s management and get answers in writing when possible.

Yes. Tenant Q&A reflects what people experienced and can lag real-world changes. Use it to generate questions for the building, especially for recurring concerns.

Focus on unit-level details: layout, exposure, floor level, included amenities, and the specific terms you’d be offered. Then use tenant Q&A and building signals to understand day-to-day maintenance and service patterns.