Pre-war buildings near the BX22 bus in NYC

It means the building is classified as built before 1947. When you’re deciding, still confirm unit details like heating/hot water systems and recent renovations directly with the building or leasing office.

It scopes results to buildings near the BX22 bus route. Treat proximity as a planning starting point and verify the exact stop you’ll use and the walk time at your preferred hours.

They differ. Even within the same pre-war category, buildings can vary in elevator condition, maintenance quality, insulation/noise levels, and how quickly repairs are handled. Use Openigloo’s building Q&A and reviews as a guide, then confirm specifics for the exact unit.

Ask about heating reliability, hot-water access, pest history/maintenance practices, elevator/electrical issues (if applicable), and how maintenance requests are tracked and resolved. Get answers in writing where possible.

The page focuses on eligible buildings based on the two filters. You’ll still want to check the current unit availability and any move-in conditions on the individual building/unit pages before touring or applying.

They reflect what renters shared and what’s captured on Openigloo for those buildings. Use them to spot patterns, not to replace asking the building directly about current conditions and policies.

Expect the full move-in conversation: deposits, potential broker fees (if any), and any paperwork requirements. Even with an attractive asking rent, the total monthly and upfront costs can change what’s affordable.