Pre-war buildings near Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics in NYC

On this page, “pre-war” means the building was built before 1947. Renovation level, system updates, and current finishes can differ, so you’ll still want to verify details during viewings.

Use it to narrow to buildings in the Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics area. Still confirm the actual commute time for your route and times, since “near” can vary depending on your transit method.

You can review building-level information such as review history, building attributes surfaced on Openigloo, and tenant Q&A where available. Treat it as a starting point and confirm specifics directly with the managing agent or owner.

They help you shortlist, but they don’t replace due diligence. You should still ask targeted questions at the showing, request paperwork, and clarify maintenance responsiveness and any building policies that affect your unit.

Ask about the apartment’s exact condition (windows, plumbing, heat/hot water reliability), whether updates have been made in the past few years, and how maintenance requests are handled. For older buildings, specifics matter more than the category label.

No. Asking rent can be only part of what you pay. Confirm security deposit, potential broker fee, utilities, and any recurring building charges so you can compare the full monthly cost.