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

It covers buildings built before 1947. Use it to focus on building-era details like typical layouts, possible elevator setups, and older mechanical systems.

How does “near S&P Global” work here?

It’s a location-based filter that matches buildings by proximity to the S&P Global company location used by Openigloo. Exact commuting time will still depend on your route.

How many buildings match these filters?

The page currently shows 103+ buildings that meet both the pre-war and S&P Global location criteria.

Is Openigloo showing apartments for rent only in these pre-war buildings?

This page is focused on building scope. When you open a building, you can check which apartments are currently advertised and compare unit-specific details.

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

Ask about current heat/hot water performance, elevator reliability, noise and insulation, laundry and package procedures, and any move-in rules that affect your day-to-day routine.

Can the building-level information be out of date?

Yes. Availability and rules can change, and listings update on different schedules. Treat Openigloo as a starting point, then confirm everything in writing with the leasing office.

Do I need to consider total monthly move-in costs beyond rent?

Yes. Even when the asking rent looks workable, the full monthly and upfront cost can include deposits, broker or administrative fees, and utilities that may be unit-dependent.

Pre-war buildings near S&P Global in NYC

This page helps you find pre-war buildings near S&P Global in NYC. You’re viewing 103+ buildings that match the “pre-war” filter (built before 1947) plus the “S&P Global company” location filter. Openigloo makes it easier to narrow down buildings for your move: use building-level info, tenant Q&A, and review signals, then verify details directly with management. When you’re comparing options, it helps to start with what’s already documented and ask the rest before you sign a lease.

Showing 55–72 of 103 pre-war buildings near S&P Global in NYC.