Pre-war buildings near the M22 bus in Lower East Side

It narrows results to buildings in the Lower East Side scope that are flagged as pre-war and relevant to the M22 bus route. It’s a starting point for commuting and building age, not a guarantee of specific conditions inside any unit.

Openigloo shows 436+ buildings that fit the m22-bus + pre-war filters within the Lower East Side scope.

Pre-war typically indicates an older building stock, so you should confirm current condition. Ask about heating, hot water reliability, elevator service (if applicable), and any recent or planned maintenance that could affect move-in timing or comfort.

Use reviews to spot patterns (for example, responsiveness to maintenance requests) and then compare with what you learn directly on the ground. Policies and conditions can change, so confirm specifics during viewings or via tenant Q&A.

Not automatically. Transit proximity can mean easier commutes, but noise and traffic vary by unit orientation and window placement. Ask about street exposure and consider a visit at the time you’d realistically commute.

Confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements with the building or listing contact, including broker or administrative fees (if applicable), deposits, and which utilities are included versus billed separately.

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