Pre-war buildings near Union St station in NYC

Pre-war buildings are buildings constructed before 1947. The listings you see here are grouped by that building-type filter so you can compare age-related considerations more consistently.

This page is limited to buildings near Union St station within the NYC scope. When you tour, still confirm your exact walking route and time from the station to the building entrance.

Not necessarily. “Near” can still mean different blocks and street paths. Check the address on Openigloo, then confirm the commute you’ll actually take daily.

Ask about the apartment’s condition and how the building handles maintenance, plus the lease mechanics: rent, lease term, broker fee, and deposit for your specific unit. Pre-war buildings can be renovated, but details vary.

Use reviews and tenant Q&A to spot patterns (like responsiveness or recurring issues) and then validate them with the leasing office. Treat Openigloo signals as a starting point, not final confirmation.

No. For anything time-sensitive—repairs, rules, utilities, move-in logistics—ask the building directly. Openigloo helps you ask better questions, but the leasing office owns the current policy.

Start with the pre-war filter for building type, then use the Union St station scope to keep your search area consistent. Compare buildings with similar age, and verify apartment-specific terms during touring.