Pre-war buildings near the B45 bus in Park Slope

It refers to buildings built before 1947. Use it to focus your search on older building stock, then verify unit-level features and maintenance history directly with the building.

This scope is meant to surface buildings along the B45 bus corridor for Park Slope. Even within the same area, walk time and route convenience can differ by entrance and cross streets—confirm the stop you’d use.

It’s the number of eligible buildings in this Park Slope scope that match the pre-war + B45 bus criteria, shown as 1,243+. Availability and unit offerings can change over time.

No. Reviews and open-data signals help you narrow choices, but costs, rules, and repairs can be unit-specific or updated after snapshots. Ask management about current fees, timelines, and any active issues.

Confirm what’s included (heating and any utilities if applicable), how repairs are handled, elevator/laundry access for your unit, and any restrictions that could affect daily use or move-in logistics.

Openigloo compiles renter-focused signals and building-level info from available sources, including open-record indicators. Those signals can lag real-world conditions, so you should still verify current status with the building.

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