What does “near transit” mean on this Washington Heights building page?

It’s a filter designed to surface buildings with commute convenience in mind. Still, routes vary by the exact stop and walking time, so confirm the stop you’ll use and the time it takes during your typical hours.

What does “pre-war” include?

This filter targets buildings built before 1947. Since pre-war stock can differ by renovations and current condition, review the building details and ask about recent upgrades relevant to your unit.

How should I use the building rating here?

Treat the rating as a signal for rated buildings, not a guarantee. Read the notes behind the rating for recurring themes, then verify details with management during your tour.

Are there common move-in or ongoing cost issues to check before signing?

Yes. Even if the rent looks workable, confirm the full monthly cost (utilities responsibility and recurring fees) plus any required deposits, and ask what’s included in the unit.

Does Openigloo show rent-regulated status for every building in this filter?

This page focuses on pre-war + near transit. If rent regulation or renewal protections matter to you, check the specific building details on Openigloo and ask the building directly for what applies to that unit.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

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

Does a filter guarantee the unit will be available when you’re ready to move?

No. The filter narrows the building set, but availability changes. Verify current apartment availability and application timelines for the specific unit type you want.

Pre-war buildings near transit in Washington Heights

Washington Heights is a Manhattan neighborhood where renters often look for convenient commutes alongside older building stock, which is why this page pairs “near transit” with “pre-war” buildings. You can browse 854+ buildings that match this scope. For Washington Heights, the average building rating is 3.0/5 across 123 rated buildings. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Pre-war buildings near transit in Washington Heights, with 854+ buildings to explore on Openigloo. Use this filter pair to narrow to older construction while keeping commute access in view. Openigloo helps you screen buildings faster with rated-building signals, structured building details, and renter-first context. You can read what rated buildings say, then verify specifics with the building directly before signing a lease—especially for move-in costs and any eligibility rules you find on the paperwork.

Showing 739–756 of 854 pre-war buildings near transit in Washington Heights.

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600 West 164 Street

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Pre-war buildings near transit in Washington Heights

Pre-war buildings near transit in Washington Heights

600 West 164 Street

1985 Amsterdam Avenue

709 West 169 Street

535 West 160 Street

561 West 179 Street

511 West 172 Street

550 West 156 Street

507 West 170 Street

82 Wadsworth Avenue

526 West 173 Street

556 West 181 Street

507 West 159 Street

537 West 162 Street

165 Audubon Avenue

544 West 156 Street

894 Riverside Drive

641 West 169 Street

512 West 180 Street

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