Question 1

What does “pre-war” mean on this page?

Accepted Answer

It refers to buildings built before 1947. Use the building’s page to confirm details and compare what to expect before scheduling a showing.

Question 2

Is the 1,264+ building count specific to the 59 St station area?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is pre-war buildings near 59 St station in NYC, and Openigloo shows 1,264+ eligible buildings as of 2026-07-07.

Question 3

How do I make sure a building is actually close enough to 59 St?

Accepted Answer

Check the building address and the walk/subway access on the building page, then compare it to your route and transfer needs. “Near” can vary block to block.

Question 4

What should I watch for in pre-war buildings before committing?

Accepted Answer

In-building maintenance and unit condition can differ by building and management. Use tenant Q&A and recent notes to validate elevator reliability, heat/hot-water performance, and common in-unit issues.

Question 5

Do building reviews and Q&A replace a lease walkthrough?

Accepted Answer

No. Reviews and Q&A are helpful for patterns, but you should still do a unit walk-through, confirm apartment specifics, and ask the building directly about anything that could affect your daily life.

Question 6

Are fees like broker fees and deposits included in Openigloo’s rent info?

Accepted Answer

Openigloo helps organize building and listing details, but you should confirm the full move-in cost (broker fee, deposit, utilities, and any other charges) with the building or agent before signing.

Pre-war buildings near 59 St station in NYC

665 56 Street

253 61 Street

506 51 Street

4910 4 Avenue

240 57 Street

437 60 Street

324 60 Street

518 52 Street

377 50 Street

330 49 Street

413 57 Street

621 54 Street

524 52 Street

356 54 Street

560 57 Street

529 Senator Street

439 55 Street

245 67 Street

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