Pre-war buildings near the Q90 bus in Flushing

“Pre-war” means the building is built before 1947. Use it to focus your search on older housing stock, then confirm the current condition and any recent updates with the building directly.

It’s meant to surface buildings along the Q90 bus route area so you can prioritize a specific commuting corridor. Still, check the nearest stop and your typical travel time from that exact location.

Openigloo shows 40+ eligible buildings in Flushing that match the pre-war and Q90 bus filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).

You can use building-level signals like the rated-building score and supporting context from tenant Q&A to shortlist options. Treat it as a guide and validate current terms with the management team.

No. The rating shown is for the building across rated buildings, not a specific unit. Ask about the exact unit features, lease term, and any building policies that affect your stay.

You should verify for your own schedule. Bus service frequency and transfers can vary by time of day, so confirm travel time from the building’s closest stop when possible.

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