Pre-war buildings near the SIM33 bus in Arlington

“Pre-war” means the building was constructed before 1947, based on the building’s recorded construction date. Openigloo uses this to filter your search, but you should still verify current building condition with the management team.

It groups buildings that are near routes served by the SIM33 bus so you can prioritize commute access. Since service patterns can vary, verify the nearest stop to the exact address you’re considering and check times for your commute hours.

No. The filter helps you narrow by transit proximity, but your door-to-door commute depends on your transfer(s), walking time, and schedule reliability. Use the building page to shortlist, then confirm your route with maps and the bus schedule.

Ask about practical, building-specific items: elevator reliability, heat and hot water performance, window/insulation condition, and maintenance response times. Older buildings can vary widely even when they match the same pre-war filter.

Not by itself. “Pre-war” is about construction era, not program eligibility. If you need rent stabilization, tenant protections, or other eligibility details, ask the leasing office and review any documents they provide.

Listings and building details can change. Openigloo shows signals and tenant Q&A, but you should confirm critical items (fees, availability, and lease terms) directly with the building before paying any deposit.

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