Pre-war buildings near the Q train in Clinton Hill

It’s a building-age filter. Openigloo groups eligible buildings marked as pre-war so you can compare older-stock buildings together rather than across mixed construction eras.

It’s a transit proximity filter aimed at buildings located close enough to the Q train for practical access. Still, the exact walk time varies by entrance and time of day, so verify the nearest station/entrance during your visit.

There are 29+ eligible buildings in this scope.

Openigloo can help you spot patterns from tenant reviews and building-level notes, but real-world conditions can change. For pre-war buildings, ask the building directly about recent maintenance and any active issues (especially around heating, hot water, plumbing, and elevators).

No. Ratings are based on rated buildings and tenant experience, which can vary by unit and time. Use the rating as a shortlist signal, then confirm key details (repairs, utilities, and day-to-day rules) with the building.

Yes. With older buildings, rules and included services can vary. Before you apply, ask for the full monthly cost breakdown (rent plus any deposits/fees) and confirm what’s included versus billed separately.

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