Pre-war buildings near the BX21 bus in Longwood

“Pre-war” refers to buildings built before 1947. It’s a filter based on building characteristics, so you can target older housing stock near the BX21 bus.

Each building page brings together renter-first signals—review data, Openigloo tenant Q&A, and open-data-style building information—so you can compare options and prepare better questions for the super or leasing office.

The BX21 filter is designed to surface buildings along/near the route area, but actual walk time varies by block and entrance location. Confirm the route and your typical trip times before applying.

Confirm the exact rent and what is included, total move-in costs (broker fee and deposit where applicable), and any utility responsibilities. Also ask about approval requirements, start dates, and whether the unit matches what was advertised.

Some signals can come from NYC open records, but they may not reflect current conditions or timing. Treat open-data info as a starting point and ask the building directly for the most recent status and documentation.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.

No. Building-level traits (like age) don’t guarantee unit-specific features such as layout, ceiling height, sound insulation, or renovation level. Use the building page and ask about the exact unit you’re considering.