Pre-war buildings near the SIM11 bus in Fulton/Seaport

“Pre-war” means the building was constructed before 1947. Use the building profile to review any notes on condition and ask management about maintenance history for the specific unit you want.

This page is limited to buildings that meet the SIM11 bus proximity criterion used by Openigloo. Still, confirm the nearest stop and typical travel time at your usual hours before you sign.

It’s scoped to the Fulton/Seaport neighborhood in Manhattan, and then narrowed again by the two filters (pre-war + SIM11 bus proximity). Buildings outside the neighborhood scope won’t appear.

For pre-war buildings, ask about building systems (heat/hot water, elevator, any known issues), recent repairs, and the specific move-in process. Also confirm lease start date, renewal terms, and any fees tied to the application or move-in.

Openigloo combines renter-shared experience with building-level signals so you can spot patterns faster. Use the profile details and renter feedback as prompts, then confirm the unit-specific facts with the building directly.

No. Pre-war construction doesn’t automatically tell you the rent regulation status. Check the lease terms and ask the building what regulatory framework applies to the specific unit.

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