Pre-war buildings near 59 St-Columbus Circle station in NYC

It means the building was constructed before 1947, based on the building’s recorded year of construction in our data sources.

There are 409+ buildings shown under this combined filter (near 59 St–Columbus Circle and pre-war construction).

It’s based on the building’s location relative to the 59 St–Columbus Circle stop. The exact walkability can vary by entrance and route, so it’s worth checking directions for the building you’re considering.

Confirm the full lease terms and all up-front costs (deposits and any required move-in fees). Also ask about operational details like elevator status, laundry access, and how heat/hot water are managed.

Yes. Building pages include renter feedback and other signals intended to help you narrow options. Still, treat these as starting points and confirm key details directly with the superintendent or leasing office.

Building condition and day-to-day rules can change over time. For pre-war buildings in particular, it’s smart to ask how issues are handled now (maintenance responsiveness, elevator schedules, utility expectations), not just what records say.

Use it to generate specific questions for your tour: what the building is like during peak hours, how packages are handled, and what happens when maintenance requests come in. Then confirm the current policy with the building staff.