Pre-war buildings near the BX39 bus in NYC

On Openigloo, pre-war means the building was constructed before 1947. It helps you focus on older NYC housing stock, but unit-level conditions still vary.

This page is scoped to buildings positioned close to the BX39 bus route. Use the map and building details on Openigloo, then confirm the exact stop you’d use and typical walk time.

The count reflects the number of buildings that match both filters in NYC right now. Eligibility doesn’t guarantee availability for your dates, so check “with available apartments” on specific buildings.

They’re a starting point. Treat them as prompts for questions. Before signing, confirm the current rent, lease terms, utilities, building policies, and any fees with the landlord or management office.

Ask about maintenance history and current system reliability (heating, water pressure, ventilation), recent renovations (if any), and how the building handles repairs and response times.

Yes. Even if a unit looks affordable relative to the area, the full monthly picture can change based on deposits and any building/utility charges. Ask for the full cost breakdown before you commit.

Openigloo’s building signals rely on available data and may not reflect real-time conditions at every unit. Tenant Q&A can help, but confirm details with the building directly.