Pre-war buildings near the D train in Highbridge

It narrows buildings to the Highbridge area that match two criteria: they’re mapped near the D train route, and they’re categorized as pre-war (built before 1947).

There are 293+ pre-war buildings near the D train in Highbridge included in this view.

No. Ratings are for buildings based on rated buildings, and individual apartments can still differ by floor, layout, exposure, and maintenance history. Use the building score as a starting point, then verify the specific unit’s condition.

Ask about heat reliability, hot water performance, pest control practices, elevator reliability (if applicable), and whether any work is scheduled or recently completed. Pre-war buildings can have older infrastructure even when they’ve been well maintained.

You can use renter-focused signals like building ratings (for rated buildings), check what’s currently available, and read tenant Q&A to clarify recurring concerns (maintenance responsiveness, noise patterns, lease friction, or move-in timelines).

Not always. The D train has multiple stops along the corridor. Always confirm the specific station you’re targeting and estimate a real walking route at your usual time of day.

They’re useful indicators, but conditions can change. If something matters to you (repairs, pests, utilities, noise), ask the building directly and request details in writing where possible.