Pre-war buildings near the F train in Flatiron

“Pre-war” means the building was built before 1947. Use the page to find options in that timeframe, then verify the building’s current condition and any updates with the landlord or managing agent.

This page targets buildings mapped to the Flatiron area that are near the F train corridor. Exact walk times can vary by block, so confirm the route you’d take and test it at the times you’ll commute.

It’s the live count of buildings in your eligible set for this page (Flatiron + pre-war + F train coverage), as of the snapshot date. Availability and individual unit details can change.

Start with the rated-building signals for building-level patterns, then read renter Q&A for practical context. Still, treat any single datapoint as a starting point and ask the building to confirm what applies to the specific unit.

No. This page is defined by the pre-war timeframe and F-train proximity. If you need rent regulation or tenant-protection specifics (like rent-stabilized or good cause), add those separate filters.

Openigloo aggregates building-level signals from available records and renter-provided information. If you’re making a time-sensitive decision, request current documentation and ask the building about any recent changes that may not be reflected yet.

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