What does the “pre-war” filter mean here?

“Pre-war” means the building was built before 1947. It’s a building age filter; it doesn’t guarantee the current condition, so confirm updates with the building directly.

How does the “QM42 bus” filter work for Corona buildings?

It narrows buildings to the area served by the QM42 corridor in/around Corona. Because blocks differ, verify the nearest stop and walking time for the specific unit you’re considering.

Is this page showing rent-regulated or subsidized housing?

No. This page is based on building age (pre-war) and the QM42-bus location filter, not rent regulation, subsidies, or housing-lottery eligibility.

What should I ask the building about since these are older buildings?

Ask about heating/hot water reliability, any recent capital improvements (boilers/windows/elevators if applicable), and the current pest-prevention process. Use renter Q&A to identify what to probe further.

Can I trust the open-data signals without visiting or touring?

You can use them to shortlist, but don’t treat them as the final word. Conditions change (repairs, noise, access), so message the building and confirm details tied to your unit and lease terms.

Are there any lease details I should verify before applying?

Yes. Confirm deposits and move-in fees, any documentation requirements, lease start timing, and how utilities are handled. Older buildings can have building-specific practices even within the same neighborhood.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope right now?

Hunters Point with 2,110+ buildings; Ridgewood with 3,826+ buildings; Sunnyside with 1,960+ buildings; Ditmars-Steinway with 2,222+ buildings; Forest Hills with 1,363+ buildings.

Pre-war buildings near the QM42 bus in Corona

Corona in Queens has a dense supply of buildings for renters to compare, including 367+ eligible buildings that fit your pre-war + QM42 bus filters. If you want a walkable route with bus access, that corridor can help you narrow options quickly. For building-level guidance in Corona, Openigloo focuses on the live set of buildings matching your filters and the signals renters share about day-to-day experience, including 367+ eligible buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page covers pre-war buildings near the QM42 bus in Corona, Queens. Use Openigloo to compare buildings that match both filters: pre-war construction and the QM42 bus corridor. Eligible buildings right now: 367+. Openigloo helps you narrow faster with building-level signals, renter Q&A, and review-based context. You can also cross-check what you’re seeing on the ground (updates, maintenance, and unit fit) against the open data and what current or past renters reported.

Showing 235–252 of 367 pre-war buildings near the QM42 bus in Corona.

102-07 Martense Avenue

Corona

Pre-war buildings near the QM42 bus in Corona

Pre-war buildings near the QM42 bus in Corona

102-07 Martense Avenue

101-54 Nicolls Avenue

104-51 47 Avenue

102-39 46 Avenue

102-23 Larue Avenue

98-14 Alstyne Avenue

58-25 Penrod Street

104-68 48 Avenue

109-44 Saultell Avenue

106-16 Corona Avenue

103-14 51 Avenue

53-20 104 Street

47-20 99 Street

103-09 52 Avenue

102-17 47 Avenue

102-45 Corona Avenue

108-18 50 Avenue

55-32 Van Doren Street

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