Pre-war buildings near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

It means the building was constructed before 1947. On Openigloo, the pre-war filter selects buildings that match that construction-age criteria.

There are 957+ buildings in this page’s NYC scope that match the pre-war + PROGRESS High School area filter pair.

No. This page is scoped to the surrounding area around the school, so you’ll see buildings near it rather than citywide results.

Ask about building systems (heat, hot water, electrical capacity), maintenance history, and any upcoming work. Pre-war buildings can have different baseline issues than newer construction, even when units look updated.

You can use rated buildings signals (including ratings and the notes behind them) plus tenant Q&A to compare real-world experience like responsiveness, noise, common areas, and practical move-in factors.

They help you shortlist, but they are not a substitute for a tour. Conditions change, and unit-specific differences (layout, exposure, recent updates) can outweigh building-level patterns.

Availability and details should be verified with the building or managing agent. Openigloo surfaces helpful context, but the most current answers come from the landlord or property manager during the application and showing process.