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

Pre-war means the building was constructed before 1947. Use this filter to narrow by age, then confirm condition details directly—older buildings can vary a lot by renovation history.

How do the “near the E train” and pre-war filters work together?

They’re applied as a pair: the building must be classified as near the E train and also match the pre-war building-age criteria. This helps you compare buildings that fit both priorities at once.

Is 76+ the number of apartments available right now?

No. 76+ is the number of buildings that match these filters. Some buildings may have fewer or no apartments advertised at a given moment, so check availability on the building pages.

What should I check before signing in a pre-war building?

Confirm how systems work in day-to-day terms (heat/hot water), whether there are known maintenance issues tenants report, and whether the unit matches your needs for layout and storage. Then ask the landlord how problems are handled when they come up.

Where does Openigloo’s building information come from?

Openigloo combines building pages with tenant-reported insights and open-data signals. Use it to spot patterns, but always confirm facts like fees, repairs, and lease terms with the building directly.

Does “near the E train” guarantee an easy commute?

It doesn’t guarantee time or route convenience. You should verify the exact stop(s) you’d use and compare your typical travel day plan before applying.

Pre-war buildings near the E train in St. Albans

St. Albans in Queens is represented here with 76+ buildings that match the page’s pre-war and E train proximity filters. This gives you a focused view of the local building stock rather than the wider borough-wide mix. Within this snapshot, Openigloo shows building-level signals to help you compare properties inside St. Albans. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find pre-war buildings near the E train in St. Albans. This page covers 76+ buildings that match both filters, so you can focus on location and building age instead of starting from the full Queens inventory. Openigloo helps you narrow with building-level signals, tenant-reported experiences, and Q&A you can use to ask better questions before you sign. Use the open-data approach to compare patterns across buildings, then confirm details directly with the landlord or super.

Showing 37–54 of 76 pre-war buildings near the E train in St. Albans.

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125-06 Irwin Place

St. Albans

Pre-war buildings near the E train in St. Albans

Pre-war buildings near the E train in St. Albans

125-06 Irwin Place

168-36 104 Avenue

115-30 175 Street

108-25 171 Street

171-31 108 Avenue

171-40 109 Avenue

114-28 173 Street

107-51 Merrick Boulevard

115-07 173 Street

115-51 173 Street

108-16 171 Place

172-05 111 Avenue

171-11 115 Avenue

108-42 171 Place

108-20 171 Street

170-17 107 Avenue

114-24 172 Street

115-53 172 Street

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