Pre-war buildings near the M104 bus in Central Harlem

It limits the results to buildings built before 1947. Still, asking about updates (windows, plumbing, heating, insulation) is important because age alone doesn’t tell you the current condition.

It’s a location-based scope centered on proximity to the M104 bus route in Central Harlem. Compare the exact address to the nearest stop during your search, since the walking distance can vary street by street.

Start with the building’s page: check tenant Q&A for recurring questions, review what rated buildings note in reviews, and use the open-data signals for context. Then confirm details with the landlord or super in writing when possible.

No. This page is not income-restricted, not subsidized, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not Section 8 or a housing-lottery/affordable-housing program.

Age can correlate with building systems that need ongoing maintenance, but outcomes vary by building. Use the signals and tenant reports to spot patterns, then still ask the building directly about current conditions and recent remediation.

For pre-war buildings, some public signals and past reports can lag day-to-day conditions. Treat them as prompts for questions, not as a guarantee of the current state. Ask what changed since the last reported period.

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