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

Pre-war refers to buildings built before 1947. Use this to prioritize age-related expectations like layout, window types, and building infrastructure.

How does the A train filter work for “near the A train”?

This filter targets buildings located along or close to the A train corridor. Still, walking time and station access vary by block, so confirm the exact station(s) you’ll use.

Are the 18,489+ buildings all currently showing available apartments?

No. This page reflects the eligible building scope for the filters. When you open a specific building, you can see whether apartments are currently advertised there.

What should I ask about when touring a pre-war building?

Ask about heating and hot water setup, window sealing and drafts, water pressure, plumbing condition, electrical capacity, and whether any major renovations have been done recently.

Do Openigloo reviews and Q&A reflect every unit’s experience?

No. Building-level feedback can differ by floor, exposure, and maintenance requests. Use it to spot patterns, then verify details with the building and the specific apartment you’re considering.

Can building conditions change after the signals shown on Openigloo?

Yes. Maintenance issues and treatments can change over time. Treat Openigloo as a research layer, and ask for the most recent maintenance records, especially for issues you care about.

How should I budget beyond the rent for these buildings?

Always plan for the full monthly cost: deposit, any broker fee, potential building or utility charges, and typical move-in costs. The best asking rent can still be expensive after total fees are included.

Pre-war buildings near the A train in NYC

Browse pre-war buildings near the A train in NYC using Openigloo. This page covers 18,489+ buildings and filters by both “A train” access and pre-war construction (built before 1947). Use Openigloo to narrow down apartments by building signals and renter feedback. You can read what people mention about maintenance and management, compare open-data factors surfaced on each building page, and check tenant Q&A before you tour or sign.

Showing 16,417–16,434 of 18,489 pre-war buildings near the A train in NYC.