What does “pre-war” mean on this Long Island City page?

It means the building is classified as pre-1947 in Openigloo’s dataset. Still confirm specifics (amenities, elevator status, laundry, and any renovations) because pre-war layouts and services vary by building.

How does the “near the N train” filter work?

It’s based on building location relative to N-train access in Long Island City. Before committing, compare the building address to the station you plan to use and check your travel time during your usual commute hours.

How many buildings are included right now for this filter?

This page shows 164+ buildings that match the Long Island City scope with the N-train + pre-war filter pair.

What does Openigloo show for these buildings?

You can review building-level signals like the score for rated buildings (when available), plus tenant Q&A and other listed details to help you ask targeted questions before touring or applying.

Are the tenant Q&A notes a guarantee of how the next tenant experience will be?

No. Treat tenant Q&A as a pattern-finder. Conditions can change with management and maintenance schedules, so use it to guide your questions when you speak with the building directly.

Do pre-war buildings near transit have any common gotchas to check?

Often the biggest variables are elevator availability, laundry setup, noise (street/rail), and how quickly maintenance is handled. Verify these with the building, especially if the unit faces the street or a busy corridor.

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.

Pre-war buildings near the N train in Long Island City

Long Island City in Queens is a dense transit corridor where renters often compare older housing stock with commute needs. This Openigloo scope groups you to pre-war buildings near the N train so you can focus your shortlist without losing the neighborhood context. For building signals, Long Island City is rated 3.9/5 across 23 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find pre-war buildings near the N train in Long Island City, Queens. Openigloo has 164+ eligible buildings you can filter down by what matters before you tour. Use Openigloo to scan building-level signals like rated building scores and read tenant Q&A, so you can ask better questions about day-to-day living. This page focuses on pre-war stock plus an N-train commute, helping you narrow to buildings where you can confirm the specifics directly with the management team before signing.

Showing 19–36 of 164 pre-war buildings near the N train in Long Island City.

36-01 31 Street

Long Island City

Pre-war buildings near the N train in Long Island City

Pre-war buildings near the N train in Long Island City

36-01 31 Street

36-09 31 Street

37-05 27 Street

39-28 29 Street

34-02 36 Avenue

36-25 30 Street

40-32 24 Street

36-42 Crescent Street

39-21 29 Street

36-52 32 Street

39-23 24 Street

32-10 38 Avenue

32-17 38 Avenue

39-02 29 Street

38-07 27 Street

27-17 41 Avenue

36-32 32 Street

36-26 Crescent Street

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