What does “E-train” mean on this page?

It groups buildings that are near the NYC E subway line. Use the building page map and address details to confirm walking time from your exact station.

What does “pre-war” mean?

Pre-war refers to buildings constructed before 1947. Use this as a starting point, then confirm condition and any recent renovations on each building’s page.

How does Openigloo help me compare these buildings?

You can review building-level information, read tenant Q&A, and use review context to spot patterns. Always verify current details like availability and policies directly with management.

Are these pre-war buildings subject to specific rent rules automatically?

Not automatically. Pre-war status does not guarantee any particular rent regulation. The building page can help you spot relevant signals, but you should confirm the exact lease and regulatory status with the landlord or broker.

What should I confirm before signing a lease?

Heating and hot water responsibility, maintenance response times, elevator status (if applicable), utility splits, move-in date, deposits/fees, and any building rules that affect daily routines.

Can I trust what I see about conditions on day one?

Use Openigloo signals to guide your questions, not to replace verification. For maintenance issues, ask for recent work orders, inspection notes, or the current status of any reported problems.

Pre-war buildings near the E train in NYC

This page surfaces 8,473+ pre-war buildings near the E train across NYC. It combines two filters: E-train location and pre-war construction (built before 1947). Openigloo helps you narrow down faster with building-level signals, tenant Q&A, and review context so you can ask better questions. Use the pages to compare common issues, verify what’s current, and confirm lease terms directly with the building.

Showing 7,021–7,038 of 8,473 pre-war buildings near the E train in NYC.