Pre-war buildings near the Q9 bus in NYC

“Pre-war” refers to buildings built before 1947, based on the building record used in Openigloo’s eligibility filter.

It’s a location-based filter that targets buildings in the Q9 route area. It’s still worth verifying walking time from the specific stop you plan to use and whether the unit faces the street.

This page shows the eligible building set for the combined filters. To confirm current availability, open a specific building and check the apartments currently advertised on Openigloo.

Openigloo brings together renter-first insights (reviews and tenant Q&A) and open-data signals at the building level, so you can compare patterns across buildings before touring.

Ask about maintenance and recent repairs, noise exposure (unit orientation and windows), utility responsibility, and whether there are known issues that match what you see in renter feedback.

Sometimes. Transit convenience can be a real plus, but bus corridors can increase noise and street activity. Use your tour to confirm comfort at the times you’d commute.

They’re useful for screening, but they can lag what’s happening now. Always ask the building directly for the latest status on maintenance, policies, and unit-specific conditions.