Pre-war buildings near the X28 bus in Little Italy

It means the building was constructed before 1947. Use it as a starting point, then confirm how that translates to day-to-day living (heating, insulation, elevator reliability, and building upkeep) with the landlord or super.

It’s a location-based filter, not a guarantee of a specific walking time. Before applying, check the building’s address/cross street and map your route to your usual destinations.

Openigloo groups building signals, shows what rated buildings look like in this neighborhood, and surfaces renter Q&A so you can ask practical questions before committing.

Little Italy has an average building rating of 3.4/5 across 19 rated buildings. Ratings are a helpful signal, but you should still verify the unit-specific details and current condition with the building.

No. Even within pre-war stock, conditions and policies can vary. Confirm specifics like maintenance responsiveness, noise levels, and whether any recent renovations are limited to certain units or common areas.

Yes. Ask about how you’ll get from the bus stop to your actual door, nighttime service and reliability for your schedule, and whether the building is convenient to other transit you use daily.

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