Pre-war buildings near the Q32 bus in Long Island City

It narrows the Long Island City search to buildings that are classified as pre-war and are associated with being near the Q32 bus route, so you can focus on older buildings with bus-based transit access.

Openigloo shows 228+ buildings that match this pre-war + q32-bus filter pair for the Long Island City neighborhood in Queens.

No. “Pre-war” describes building construction era. Regulatory status and lease terms are separate—confirm the building’s rent regulation details and renewal rules directly with the building or manager.

Start with the building-level signals (including rated buildings where available), then review tenant Q&A. Use that to create a shortlist of questions for the leasing office, especially around fees, maintenance, package handling, and lease terms.

No. “Near the Q32 bus” helps you filter by transit proximity, but commute time depends on the building’s exact location and the unit’s walk-out route. Confirm walking time and access for your typical stops.

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.

Confirm move-in requirements (security deposit and any fees), utilities responsibilities, and any building rules that affect daily life. If something is important for your lease, ask for it in writing or via the managing agent’s standard documentation.