Pre-war buildings near the Q1 bus in NYC

Pre-war means the building is listed as built before 1947. Use Openigloo to compare building details, but confirm specifics for the exact address with the building or management.

It’s a proximity-based mapping filter tied to the Q1 route. Distance can differ by entrance and walking path, so it’s worth checking the walk time to the specific spot you’d use.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 1,659+ buildings on this page that meet the pre-war + Q1 bus pairing.

Confirm the current apartment’s layout and condition, review lease start and renewal terms, ask what’s included in the monthly cost, and verify building rules (guests, laundry, package pickup, and any fee schedule).

No. They’re useful for spotting patterns, but you should still ask the building about the specific unit you’re considering, especially for maintenance timelines, utility responsibilities, and any policy updates.

Typically yes—beyond the asking rent, there may be deposits, broker fees (if applicable), and ongoing costs like utilities. Always confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements for the specific lease.

Yes. Pre-war buildings can range from fully renovated to more original. Use Openigloo signals and renter Q&A, then confirm unit condition, maintenance processes, and any known issues directly with management.