What does “pre-war” mean on this Washington Heights buildings page?

Pre-war filters for buildings built before 1947. Use it to focus your search on older construction and likely building systems, then verify condition and any recent updates directly with the building.

How does the M101 bus part affect results?

It scopes the search to buildings around the M101 bus route within Washington Heights, so the buildings you see should be realistically reachable for that commute. Always confirm the walk time for the specific address you’re considering.

What does the “rated buildings” number represent?

Openigloo shows an average rating across 123 rated buildings in Washington Heights. Treat that as a screening signal, not a guarantee about a specific unit or the day-to-day experience.

Are pre-war buildings more likely to have higher total move-in costs?

Move-in costs vary by building and unit. Before signing, confirm the full monthly and move-in picture (deposit, broker fee if applicable, and any required setup for utilities or services) and ask for a line-item breakdown.

What should I ask during a tour of a pre-war building?

Ask about current elevator reliability (if applicable), hot water timing, laundry access, pest-control practices, and recent repair history. Also confirm whether any amenities or services are optional and how they’re managed for residents.

How can I use Openigloo signals before applying?

Start with what’s visible on the building page (ratings and related signals), then cross-check key details during your conversation with the landlord or broker: maintenance responsiveness, lease terms, and any building rules that affect your move.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now in this scope?

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Pre-war buildings near the M101 bus in Washington Heights

Washington Heights is a Manhattan neighborhood where renters often look for practical commuting options and day-to-day building reliability. This page focuses on pre-war buildings near the M101 bus route, so you can narrow down what to tour. On average, Washington Heights has a 3.0/5 rating across 123 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find 839+ pre-war buildings near the M101 bus in Washington Heights. This page combines a building-age filter (pre-war) with a transit-oriented area search so you can focus your tours and questions. Openigloo helps you screen buildings before you schedule viewings: see rated buildings, use review patterns, and compare open-data signals tied to building records. You can also reference tenant Q&A so you know what to ask about maintenance, entry systems, and lease terms.

Showing 775–792 of 839 pre-war buildings near the M101 bus in Washington Heights.

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Pre-war buildings near the M101 bus in Washington Heights

Pre-war buildings near the M101 bus in Washington Heights

661 W 180 St

1308 St Nicholas Avenue

547 West 180 Street

502 West 170 Street

500 West 171 Street

502 West 176 Street

125 Wadsworth Avenue

465 West 159 Street

560 West 175 Street

508 West 158 Street

539 West 160 Street

512 West 156 Street

121 Wadsworth Avenue

500 W 165 St

432 West 162 Street

602 West 178 Street

451 West 166 Street

145 Audubon Avenue

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