Pre-war buildings near the B17 bus in Crown Heights

Here, pre-war means the building was built before 1947. Use this as a starting filter, then confirm the building’s history and any renovations with the super or leasing office.

Treat it as location/commute convenience. Still, check the walk from the building’s exact address to the nearest B17 stop, and confirm the route and timing during the hours you’ll commute.

No. Pre-war buildings can have a wide range of conditions. Use Openigloo’s rated-building notes and tenant Q&A to identify topics to ask about, then confirm during your tour (systems, moisture/roof history, pests, and maintenance response).

Openigloo helps you compare buildings using renter-relevant information and building-level details tied to what people have shared or asked about. Use it to shortlist, not to skip direct questions to the building.

The neighborhood stats show an average building rating of 3.3/5 across 276 rated buildings in Crown Heights. Individual units can differ, so review notes for the specific building you’re considering.

This page is scoped by “pre-war” and “near the B17 bus,” not by affordability eligibility. It is not income-restricted housing, not subsidized, not NYCHA, not HPD, not Section 8, and not a housing-lottery program.

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