Pre-war buildings near the Q112 bus in Brooklyn

It means the building was built before 1947, based on the building’s records. Older buildings can differ a lot by unit layout, maintenance, and systems, so confirm the condition for the exact apartment you’re considering.

This page combines the pre-war filter with the Q112 bus commute filter, so the buildings shown are targeted to that transit line. Still, you should verify the distance from the exact address to the specific stop you’ll use.

No guarantee. This landing page is filtered to building type and commute relevance; availability depends on what’s currently listed per building, so open individual building pages to check for current openings.

Ask about heating and hot water (type and how it’s controlled), appliance/venting specifics, window condition, any known building-wide maintenance items, and what repairs are outstanding or scheduled.

Yes. Fees and deposits can vary, and some costs may be due upfront. Always request the full move-in and monthly cost details (including utilities and any building fees) before you commit.

They’re useful for spotting patterns, but they aren’t a substitute for confirming in writing with the building. Use them to guide your follow-up questions and to ask about the status of anything mentioned.

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