Pre-war buildings near the B6 bus in Kensington

It means the building is classified as built before 1947. Openigloo uses building information to tag it so you can filter without manually checking each address.

It’s the B6 bus corridor filter within Kensington. Use the map and stop distance on each building page to judge how close the building is to your specific commute route.

You can compare building-level signals (including rated-building information where available) and read tenant/applicant feedback notes to flag questions to ask before signing a lease.

Pre-war buildings can vary widely by maintenance history, building systems, and renovations. Treat open-data signals as a starting point and confirm details with the super or leasing office during your tour.

Confirm the lease start date, rent payment schedule, deposit and fee amounts, utility responsibility, and any move-in requirements. Also ask whether the unit matches your expectations for sound, light, and layout.

No. Stop distance and walking time still matter. Always check the nearest stop for the routes you care about and estimate walk time during hours you’ll actually commute.

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