Pre-war buildings near Urban Assembly School for Applied Math and Science, The in NYC

It means the buildings in this scope were built before 1947. Use the page to compare building conditions, layout variety, and policies while focusing on older construction.

The page scopes buildings to the school’s nearby area so you can focus on a practical search radius. Exact distances can vary by block, so double-check the address when you shortlist units.

No. This page is about pre-war building stock near the school, not income-restricted housing, not subsidized housing, and not a housing-lottery program.

Confirm the rent breakdown (including how utilities are handled), move-in fees (deposit and any broker-related costs), lease terms, and the building’s current policies (maintenance timelines, packages, laundry, and any building rules).

Openigloo combines renter feedback with open-data signals, but policies and conditions can change. Treat reviews and Q&A as prompts, then confirm specifics directly with the building/agent (especially fees, approvals, and maintenance procedures).

Often, yes—older buildings can mean dated plumbing/electrical or less modern soundproofing. Use tenant Q&A to identify common issues in these buildings, then ask what’s been updated recently.

Reviews typically describe building-level experiences, not every unit’s exact layout or condition. Ask about your specific unit—window exposure, noise sources, and how repairs were handled in that area.