Pre-war buildings near the BXM10 bus in Manhattan

It refers to buildings built before 1947. Those older buildings can have a wider range of unit layouts and maintenance histories, so it’s worth validating current conditions in the unit and common areas.

The filter narrows buildings to a Manhattan set that’s tied to the BXM10 bus corridor. Use it to shortlist options, then confirm the closest entrance and realistic walking time from the unit to your route.

Not necessarily. This page is defined by “pre-war” and BXM10 proximity, not by rent regulation. If you need rent-regulation certainty, confirm the unit’s status with the building or leasing office.

Ask about current condition (heat/hot water performance, pest control practices, and any recent repairs), the exact move-in requirements (deposit/fees), and the lease terms you’d be signing.

No. Openigloo reviews and open-data signals can help you spot patterns, but you should still inspect the unit, review the lease, and ask the building directly about anything that concerns you.

Use the building pages to filter down to what’s available and ask whether the listed unit details match your needs (layout, exposures, and any constraints common in older buildings).

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