Pre-war buildings near the Q80 bus in Forest Hills

It filters for Forest Hills buildings flagged as built before 1947, and groups them by proximity to the Q80 bus corridor. You still need to confirm the exact commute from the building’s address during your planning.

There are 48+ buildings that match this multi-filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).

No. The Forest Hills stats shown here include an average building rating calculated across 25 rated buildings, which means other matching buildings may not have enough rating signal to compare the same way.

Signals reflect what’s available on Openigloo for those buildings (including tenant Q&A where present). For anything that could have changed recently, confirm directly with the building.

Not automatically, but they can have more variation in condition and systems. When you tour, ask about heating reliability, water pressure, window condition, and any known maintenance backlogs or recent upgrades.

Compare specific addresses: check walking time to the nearest stop, typical time-of-day delays, and whether you’ll also use nearby subway lines or other buses from the same area.

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