What does a pre-war building mean?

A pre-war building refers to structures built before 1947, often featuring classic design elements and larger layouts.

Are there any specific lease restrictions for pre-war buildings?

Yes, with older buildings, lease terms and conditions may vary significantly, so it's important to review your lease carefully.

Do pre-war buildings have updated systems for plumbing and heating?

While many pre-war buildings have been updated, it's advisable to check with the landlord or management for specifics regarding plumbing and heating systems.

What are the common fees associated with pre-war buildings?

Common fees can include maintenance charges, utility costs, and sometimes additional assessments for repairs.

How can I find reviews of buildings in the Bronx?

Openigloo provides tenant reviews and ratings, allowing you to gauge the experiences of current or past residents.

What should I consider when choosing a pre-war building?

Consider the condition of common areas, maintenance history, and any known issues reported by tenants.

What neighborhoods in the Bronx have pre-war buildings?

You can find pre-war buildings in various neighborhoods across the Bronx, including Concourse, Fordham, University Heights, Norwood, and Soundview.

Pre-war buildings in the Bronx

Explore the extensive selection of pre-war buildings in the Bronx, with 18,745+ options available. These buildings often feature classic architecture and charm, attracting those looking for homes with history. Openigloo provides valuable insights into these buildings, including tenant reviews, open-data signals, and a Q&A section where you can learn from the experiences of others. Make informed choices as you navigate your housing search in the Bronx.

Showing 18,739–18,745 of 18,745 pre-war buildings in the Bronx.

614 Courtlandt Avenue

Melrose

2136 Wallace Avenue

Pelham Parkway

227 Naples Terrace

Kingsbridge

1103 Fteley Avenue

Soundview

2765 Matthews Avenue

Bronxwood

2190 Boston Road

Pelham Parkway

755 Jackson Avenue

Woodstock

What to check before for pre-war buildings in the Bronx

Expect unique architectural details and character in pre-war buildings, often built before 1947.
Confirm any specific lease terms or renewal options, as they may differ from newer constructions.
Be aware of potential higher utility costs in older buildings and confirm any maintenance fees.
Check for any specific building policies regarding renovations or personal modifications.
Look into any proposed assessments or upcoming major repairs that could affect your living experience.

Pre-war buildings in trending Bronx neighborhoods

Soundview

1,710 buildings

Wakefield

1,302 buildings

Concourse

1,156 buildings

Williamsbridge

1,137 buildings

Fordham

686 buildings

Van Nest

610 buildings

Belmont

569 buildings

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Pre-war buildings near transit in the Bronx

18,745 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the 5 train in the Bronx

8,330 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the BX41 bus in the Bronx

7,376 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the 2 train in the Bronx

7,277 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the BX41-SBS bus in the Bronx

6,846 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the BX21 bus in the Bronx

6,840 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the BX39 bus in the Bronx

6,695 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the BX2 bus in the Bronx

6,227 buildings

Pre-war buildings near the BX40 bus in the Bronx

6,151 buildings

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New developments in the Bronx

573 buildings

Pre-war buildings in other NYC boroughs

Brooklyn

61,968 buildings

Queens

29,600 buildings

Manhattan

21,430 buildings

Staten Island

3,110 buildings

Pre-war buildings in the Bronx