Pre-war buildings near the B44 bus in NYC

It refers to buildings built before 1947. Use it to filter the building type, then confirm the current condition and any major renovations with management.

It’s a transit-corridor filter based on proximity to the B44 bus route. Consider it for commute planning, but verify comfort factors like noise and walking time for your exact stop.

Openigloo groups building-level information and renter-reported signals so you can compare options faster, then prompts you to check the details that matter for your lease with the landlord or management.

No single tag is enough. Pre-war buildings can range from well-maintained to outdated. Ask for specifics on recent work (plumbing, electrical, elevator, windows) and when the systems were last serviced or replaced.

Confirm the rent and what’s included, the heating/hot-water arrangement, any utilities responsibilities, security deposit and broker fee terms, move-in timeline, and building rules (laundry, packages, pets, and access).

No. Even within the same filters, broker fees, deposits, and other upfront charges can differ by unit and management. Always request the exact fee schedule in advance.

Check unit-specific details (floor, exposure, layout, and any renovations) and verify items like ceiling height, storage, and appliance condition. Building-level filters help shortlist, but unit-level differences can affect your experience.