Pre-war buildings near Urban Assembly Maker Academy in NYC

“Pre-war” means the building was built before 1947. Filter results are meant to match that construction-era criteria, but you should still confirm details with the management or leasing office for the specific unit you want.

The scope is the Urban Assembly Maker Academy School area paired with the pre-war filter. Use the map and building details to confirm the exact distance and your route plans before applying.

You can look for patterns in how management responds, how the building handles maintenance, and what daily-life factors tenants mention. Use them to form targeted questions rather than relying on one account.

Openigloo compiles reviews and open-data signals, but nothing replaces asking the building directly. If you’re concerned about maintenance, pests, repairs, or service history, ask during your viewing or via the leasing contact.

No. The number reflects eligible buildings matching the filters. Availability depends on current listings, unit type, and pricing, so you should check the units shown for each building.

Ask about move-in dates, total monthly costs (including any fees or utilities), building rules, renewal terms, and who handles maintenance requests. If you have accessibility needs, ask about elevators, door widths, and any unit-level constraints.

Yes. Building conditions can change. Even when open-data signals exist, they may not reflect the most recent situation, so confirm current condition and recent repairs with the building.