Pre-war buildings near transit in Forest Hills

It’s a proximity-based filter applied to eligible Forest Hills buildings. Still, walking time depends on the entrance and route you plan to use, so confirm the specific stop and distance for the unit you’re considering.

This page is limited to pre-1947 buildings. Use it to focus your search, then verify what has been updated in the specific building (systems, common areas, and any recent renovations) with the landlord or super.

Openigloo aggregates renter Q&A and shows rated-building signals so you can spot recurring issues and questions. Treat it as a research starting point, and ask follow-ups during showings.

Likely. Even when a building matches your filters, move-in costs and lease terms can still vary by unit. Ask what’s required at signing (security deposit, any broker-related charges if applicable, and any building fees) before you apply.

Ask about noise and building maintenance in the exact unit. For older buildings near transit, include questions about street noise, ventilation, heat/hot water reliability, and how issues are handled when they come up.

They reflect the set of rated buildings available on Openigloo at the time of the snapshot. Conditions can change, so verify the latest status with the building and use Q&A to ask targeted questions.

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