Pre-war buildings near the Q89 bus in NYC

“Pre-war” covers buildings built before 1947, based on available building data. You can then filter further on what’s important to you (availability, amenities, and other building details).

The page focuses on buildings mapped close to the Q89 bus route corridor. Still, walking time and access depend on the exact address, so confirm the stop closest to the unit during your commute check.

Openigloo aggregates building-level info, rated buildings, and tenant-submitted Q&A so you can compare patterns before touring. Use it as a shortlist tool, then confirm every critical term with the building.

They’re tied to the building context (and may reference conditions people experienced in particular units). For anything unit-specific—layout, finishes, sound levels, or available move-in dates—ask the building directly.

Confirm heating and hot water performance, recent work and maintenance status, pest-control practices, and any rules around renovations. Also ask about parking and package handling if those affect daily life for you.

The page doesn’t add special restrictions by itself. However, older buildings can have practical constraints (construction schedules, elevator reliability, and upgrade timelines). Ask about current projects and how they may affect your move-in.

No. The count reflects how many buildings match the pre-war + Q89 bus scope. Availability can vary by building and unit, so check what’s currently advertised for the buildings you’re considering.