What does this page mean by “4-train” buildings?

It groups buildings in Mt. Hope that match the page’s 4-train filter, based on location relative to the 4 line. Use it to start, then verify your walking time from the specific building entrance to your stop.

What does “pre-war” include here?

“Pre-war” is a construction filter for buildings built before 1947. Because older buildings vary widely by renovation level, confirm current conditions (systems, windows, insulation) for the specific unit you’re considering.

How does Openigloo help me compare these buildings?

You can review renter-reported experiences through Openigloo reviews and see supporting building signals. Use these to form questions before tours, then confirm all details with the building or management.

Are tenant Q&A and reviews enough to judge a building?

They’re useful context, but they’re not a substitute for your own verification. Before signing, ask about the specific unit: repairs schedule, current policies, utilities, and any pending work.

What move-in costs should I still budget for beyond the advertised rent?

Even when a unit looks affordable on the surface, ask for the full monthly cost picture: deposits, required fees, and how utilities are billed for that apartment.

If a building has older infrastructure, what should I ask during a tour?

Ask about heating, hot water, ventilation, window condition, and whether major components were renovated. Pre-war buildings can have improvements, but you need unit-specific confirmation.

Pre-war buildings near the 4 train in Mt. Hope

Mt. Hope (Bronx) is a compact neighborhood where renters often filter by building age and transit access. This page focuses on pre-war buildings near the 4 train, so you can compare older building stock in the same transit context. In Mt. Hope, the 4-train + pre-war scope includes 260+ buildings, giving you a larger set to compare within the neighborhood. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find pre-war buildings near the 4 train in Mt. Hope, Bronx. This page covers 260+ buildings that match both filters: pre-war construction and close access to the 4 train. Openigloo helps you narrow choices with building-level info, renter reviews, and open-data signals you can sanity-check before touring. You can also compare what tenants mention in Q&A, then confirm the details that affect move-in cost and day-to-day life directly with the building or management.

Showing 127–144 of 260 pre-war buildings near the 4 train in Mt. Hope.

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1762 Monroe Avenue

Mt. Hope

Pre-war buildings near the 4 train in Mt. Hope

Pre-war buildings near the 4 train in Mt. Hope

1762 Monroe Avenue

1829 Topping Avenue

238 East 176 Street

1848 Anthony Avenue

1740 Weeks Avenue

25 MT Hope Place

1756 Monroe Avenue

267 East 175 Street

1774 Eastburn Avenue

1819 Topping Avenue

1670 Townsend Avenue

1776 Topping Avenue

1749 Monroe Avenue

1814 Grand Concourse

1778 Topping Avenue

124 East 176 Street

1769 Eastburn Avenue

1848 Monroe Avenue

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