Pre-war buildings near East 105 St station in NYC

Pre-war here means buildings built before 1947. The filter helps you find older NYC buildings, which can matter for layouts, building systems, and renovation history.

There are 304+ buildings that match the East 105 St area plus the pre-war (built before 1947) filter combination.

This page is focused on buildings that match the filters. When a building has available apartments, you can use Openigloo to see the current options for that building.

Ask about HVAC and hot water, laundry access, pest-control history and current process, and whether any work (elevator repairs, facade, or common-area updates) is planned. Written answers and building documentation matter more than assumptions.

They’re a starting point. Openigloo helps you compare using renter-first reviews, and open-data signals from NYC records, but you should still confirm lease terms, building rules, and any ongoing issues directly with the management office.

Look for profile details sourced from NYC open records, and then cross-check the current condition during the tour. Some record timelines may lag real-world updates, especially for repairs and compliance work.

Treat Q&A as a lead for questions. If tenants mention recurring issues (maintenance response time, noise, package handling, or utilities), bring those exact topics to your tour and request specifics for your unit.