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

It means the building was built before 1947. Use this as a building-stock indicator, then confirm the current condition for your specific unit.

How does the “near the Q29 bus” part work?

It filters buildings to those mapped near the Q29 bus corridor. Still confirm the commute for your exact pickup point and typical walking route.

How does Openigloo help me compare these buildings?

Openigloo aggregates building information and renter-relevant signals so you can compare consistently, then use tenant Q&A and building details as a checklist when you talk to the leasing team.

What should I confirm before applying for a pre-war building?

Ask about heat and hot water reliability, elevator condition (if applicable), window/insulation issues, laundry access, and the condition of common areas and unit finishes.

Are there extra fees or costs I should expect beyond the asking rent?

Pre-war buildings may have similar fee structures to other buildings, but your costs still depend on the specific lease. Confirm deposit, application fees, broker terms (if any), utilities, and any move-in charges in writing.

Can building condition vary even within the same pre-war filter?

Yes. The filter is about construction era, not maintenance level. Two pre-war buildings can feel very different depending on renovations, building staff practices, and ongoing repairs.

Pre-war buildings near the Q29 bus in NYC

Find pre-war buildings near the Q29 bus in NYC, with 3,108+ buildings in scope. This page combines the pre-war filter (built before 1947) with the Q29 bus corridor so you can focus your search on a specific transit route. Openigloo brings building-level signals and renter questions into one place. Use building pages to compare what’s disclosed, read tenant-relevant feedback, and review open-data details where available, then confirm anything that matters directly with the building or leasing team before you sign.

Showing 1,711–1,728 of 3,108 pre-war buildings near the Q29 bus in NYC.