Pre-war buildings near Brooklyn Lab School in NYC

It’s the building construction filter for buildings built before 1947. Openigloo uses this filter to help you compare housing that matches that age category, but you still need to confirm the building’s current condition and unit-specific details.

It’s a proximity/area filter. Because real commute time depends on route options and walking/transit choices, treat this as a starting point and confirm your commute for the specific building and unit.

No. The count reflects eligible buildings matching the page filters. You’ll need to check each building’s current availability (and any unit-specific requirements) on the building page.

Ask about maintenance timelines, any active renovations, heat/hot water reliability, noise patterns, and building rules that affect day-to-day use (laundry access, package procedures, and entry policies).

They help you compare, but they aren’t a substitute for unit-level confirmation. Use them to identify what to ask, then verify details with the landlord or management company before you commit.

Some data can be useful, but records can lag real-world conditions. If something matters to you (repairs, pests, elevator reliability, ongoing construction), ask the building directly and request the most current information.

Start with the asking rent, then confirm the full monthly picture: required deposits/fees, any utilities you pay, and any recurring building charges. Total cost can change even when two buildings have similar base rent.