Pre-war buildings near York St station in NYC

It’s a construction-era filter for buildings built before 1947. Openigloo uses building records to apply the filter, then you can review each building’s specific details on its page.

It scopes the results to the York St station area. Each building page will show what’s included so you can confirm the commute you care about.

No. The 177+ figure is the number of eligible buildings in scope. Availability can vary by unit and by date, so check the units listed on each building page.

Start with building-level ratings and the most recurring tenant Q&A themes (maintenance, noise, common areas). Then verify the specific items that matter to you with the leasing office.

Openigloo may surface open-data signals, but those sources can lag real-world conditions. Treat any open-data indicator as a starting point and ask the building directly about current remediation and policies.

Ask about the heating system and typical utility costs, plumbing/water pressure, soundproofing (especially if you work from home), elevator reliability (if applicable), and any planned building work.

Look for consistent patterns across multiple answers rather than one-off complaints. If something seems unclear (timing, unit differences, or exceptions), ask the building to confirm the current policy for your specific unit type.