What are pre-war buildings?

Pre-war buildings are those constructed before 1947, often characterized by distinctive architectural styles and solid construction.

What should I look for when renting a pre-war building?

Pay attention to the building's maintenance history, common issues related to older buildings, and potential for high ceilings or unique layouts.

Are pre-war buildings generally more expensive?

Pricing varies, but pre-war buildings can offer more charm and space, often at competitive rates compared to newer constructions.

What if there are issues in a pre-war building?

Always ask about previous repairs and ongoing maintenance issues, as older buildings may require more attention.

Is there a trend in Midtown East buildings?

Yes, East Village (11,929+), Hell's Kitchen (6,980+), Yorkville (9,310+), Lenox Hill (8,345+), and Kips Bay (4,480+) are currently trending neighborhoods.

Can I find reviews about these buildings?

Yes, Openigloo provides tenant reviews and insights on the living conditions of these buildings.

How can I find specific details on a building's amenities?

Check the individual building profile on Openigloo for an overview of available amenities and resident experiences.

Pre-war buildings in Midtown East

Midtown East is a bustling neighborhood in Manhattan with 18+ notable buildings. Known for its mix of residential and commercial spaces, it offers convenient access to multiple subway lines, enhancing connectivity within the city. The average building rating in Midtown East is 3.4/5, based on 8 rated buildings. This rating reflects tenant insights and experiences, giving potential renters a glimpse into the living environment. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features 18+ pre-war buildings in Midtown East, Manhattan, showcasing architecture that often carries historical significance. These residences reflect the charm of earlier city design while meeting modern standards for living. At Openigloo, we provide valuable insights about each building, including tenant reviews and open-data signals regarding conditions and amenities. Our platform also connects you with tenant Q&A, helping you make informed decisions about your potential new home.

Showing 1–18 of 18 pre-war buildings in Midtown East.

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111 East 31 Street

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Pre-war buildings in Midtown East

Pre-war buildings in Midtown East

111 East 31 Street

62 East 34 Street

28 1/2 East 33 Street

159 Madison Avenue

127 East 31 Street

117 East 31 Street

182 Lexington Avenue

175 Madison Avenue

4 Park Avenue

31 East 31 Street

121 East 31 Street

64 East 34 Street

58 E 34 St

113 East 31 Street

60 East 34 Street

179 Madison Avenue

177 Madison Avenue

107 East 31 Street

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