Pre-war buildings near the B60 bus in NYC

“Pre-war” means buildings constructed before 1947. Use this filter to focus your search on older NYC building stock and the typical maintenance and amenity differences that come with it.

It targets buildings located close to the B60 bus corridor based on the building’s location in Openigloo’s dataset. Distances can vary, so confirm the specific stop(s) you want to walk to.

You can compare building-level details alongside renter-informed signals, including what tenants discussed via Openigloo features and any available public-record signals shown on each building page.

They help you narrow the field, but you should still verify deal-breakers directly with the building. Ask about maintenance response, current renovations, and any restrictions that could affect your move-in timeline.

Fees depend on the specific building and lease. Before you commit, request the full move-in cost breakdown (security/deposit terms, broker fees if any, and any other one-time charges) and confirm what’s refundable.

Not always. Even within the same pre-war category, amenities and building operations can vary (elevator availability, laundry setup, package handling, and renovation history). Treat the filter as “older building stock,” not a guarantee of a specific amenity set.

Ask for current lease start/end dates, renewal expectations, how repairs are handled, and any planned building work. For older buildings, also ask what’s been updated recently and what residents report as recurring issues.