What does “F train” mean on this page?

It’s a shortcut for buildings in Queens that are positioned near the F train route, so your commute planning stays consistent as you compare options.

What does “pre-war” mean here?

Pre-war means the building was built before 1947. It helps you filter by construction era, which often affects layout, systems, and maintenance needs.

How does Openigloo use reviews or Q&A on these buildings?

You can use tenant Q&A and ratings from rated buildings to understand patterns (maintenance quality, management responsiveness, building conditions). Always confirm specifics with the building before applying.

Are pre-war buildings required to be in good condition?

No. Construction era is a filter, not a guarantee. Use the page signals and tenant Q&A, then ask for proof of recent work (if relevant) and a current maintenance status.

Do reviews reflect what my unit will be like?

Not always. Building-level reporting can differ by unit, floor, and lease terms. Treat feedback as a starting point, then verify in writing for the specific apartment you’re considering.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this Queens scope?

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.

What should I confirm before signing a lease in a pre-war building?

Ask about heating/hot water details, utility costs, noise/lighting expectations, any known building issues, and the exact move-in fees and deposit terms listed for that specific apartment.

Pre-war buildings near the F train in Queens

Pre-war buildings near the F train in Queens: 6,110+ buildings currently in scope. This page combines two filters—F train access and pre-war construction (built before 1947)—so you can focus your search on streets with the same subway line and building era. Openigloo helps you narrow faster with building signals, ratings from rated buildings, and tenant Q&A. Use the open-data indicators and what residents report to spot issues early, then confirm details with the landlord or management before you sign a lease.

Showing 2,323–2,340 of 6,110 pre-war buildings near the F train in Queens.

137-19 Francis Lewis Boulevard

Laurelton

Pre-war buildings near the F train in Queens

Pre-war buildings near the F train in Queens

137-19 Francis Lewis Boulevard

120-39 228 Street

5-38 47 Avenue

32-07 38 Avenue

220-25 Jamaica Avenue

108-23 172 Street

119-30 235 Street

41-50 75 Street

215-38 112 Avenue

77-28 141 Street

41-16 73 Street

109-33 213 Street

110-05 225 Street

216-23 131 Avenue

49-24 Hanford Street

191-12 114 Avenue

88-2 Parsons Boulevard

10-89 Jackson Avenue

Pre-war buildings near the F train in trending Queens neighborhoods

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