Pre-war buildings near the S89 bus in Port Richmond

It filters for buildings built before 1947, so you can focus on older building stock. You’ll still want to confirm condition, renovations, and maintenance practices with the building directly.

It narrows the buildings to those near the S89 bus corridor. Treat it as a convenience filter, then verify the specific stops and walking time from the building to where you board or exit.

Each building page pulls together building-level information like rated building signals and tenant Q&A, so you can spot patterns (maintenance responsiveness, day-to-day issues, and rules) before you apply.

No. Pre-war is about building age, not price or amenities. Use the building details and tenant Q&A to check what you’ll actually get (and what costs may apply).

Ask about noise and disruptions that can come with street and transit activity, plus how deliveries and access work for residents. Also confirm move-in requirements, building rules, and any renewal terms listed for that unit.

It’s the current count of eligible buildings under this filter scope on Openigloo (36+). The eligible set can change as buildings get added or removed.

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