Pre-war buildings near the S78 bus in South Beach

“Pre-war” means the building was constructed before 1947, based on available building records. You can use this as a starting filter, then confirm what has been updated since (elevators, heating, plumbing, windows).

It indicates the building is close to the S78 bus corridor. For real commute planning, check the nearest stop(s) to the building and compare typical travel times to your destinations at the times you’d usually commute.

Openigloo shows 108+ buildings that match the combination of pre-war + S78 bus proximity in South Beach at the time of this snapshot.

No. “Near the S78 bus” and “pre-war” only define location and building age. Availability depends on current listings and unit turnarounds, so confirm the exact unit(s) you’re interested in with the building.

Even when you find the right building and unit, the full monthly and move-in picture matters. Ask about any application fees, deposits, broker fees (if applicable), and which utilities you must pay.

Openigloo combines building information with renter-facing context. Use it to narrow questions, then get confirmation directly from the building—especially for current costs, rules, and lease details that can change unit to unit.

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