Pre-war buildings near the Q102 bus in Manhattan

It refers to buildings built before 1947. This filter helps you target older residential stock while you still compare live details like current availability and fees.

This scope is limited to buildings positioned around the Q102 route. Walking distance and commute convenience can differ, so confirm your walk time and any transfer options.

This count reflects the buildings that match the page’s specific filter pair as captured on Openigloo at this time (389+). It may not include every building that a renter considers “near” in day-to-day terms.

Ask about condition and recent upgrades (especially elevators, heating/cooling, and water/plumbing issues). Pre-war buildings can have more variability from one building to another.

No. Use reviews and tenant Q&A to form better questions, then confirm current terms with the landlord/management for the specific unit (lease start, fees, and building rules).

Not necessarily. Even when comparing similar asking rents, confirm the unit’s full monthly picture including utilities, required deposits, and any broker or administrative fees tied to that listing.

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