What defines pre-war buildings?

Pre-war buildings are those constructed before 1947, often characterized by architectural details and solid construction.

Are there any specific fees I should expect with pre-war buildings?

Fees can vary, but be prepared for maintenance fees, potential elevator assessments, and higher utility costs due to older infrastructure.

How does Openigloo ensure reliable information about buildings?

Openigloo aggregates tenant reviews, and data from NYC open records, providing insights into building conditions and tenant experiences.

What should I do if I have a specific pet?

While many pre-war buildings may be pet-friendly, confirm with the building about their specific pet policies, fees, and any breed restrictions.

Is it common for pre-war buildings to have rent stabilization?

Many pre-war buildings in NYC have rent stabilization, but the status can vary. Confirm with the landlord about any potential rent regulation.

How does the number of pre-war buildings in Morris Heights compare to other neighborhoods?

Morris Heights has 160+ pre-war buildings, compared to Concourse with 567+ and Soundview with 564+ buildings.

Which neighborhoods are currently trending?

Trending neighborhoods include Concourse with 567+ buildings, Soundview with 564+ buildings, University Heights with 484+ buildings, Fordham with 323+ buildings, and Belmont with 197+ buildings.

Pre-war buildings in Morris Heights

Morris Heights is a residential area in the Bronx, with a diverse community and a building count of 160+. It offers various transportation options for easy commuting. The average building rating in Morris Heights is 3.8 based on rated buildings, reflecting tenant feedback. Residents can benefit from the neighborhood's accessible amenities and close proximity to public transport. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Discover pre-war buildings in Morris Heights, Bronx, featuring 160+ options. These vintage structures offer historic charm alongside modern convenience. Openigloo provides a comprehensive view of each building, featuring tenant reviews and data from NYC open records to guide your search for an ideal home.

Showing 91–108 of 160 pre-war buildings in Morris Heights.

1857 Loring Place South

Morris Heights

Pre-war buildings in Morris Heights

Pre-war buildings in Morris Heights

1857 Loring Place South

1620 University Avenue

1819 Palisade Place

1850 Phelan Place

74 West 174 Street

1854 Loring Place South

1920 University Avenue

1985 Davidson Avenue

1470 Montgomery Avenue

1861 Andrews Avenue South

1522 University Avenue

1704 Popham Avenue

1780 Davidson Avenue

1571 Undercliff Avenue

1863 Sedgwick Avenue

1873 Harrison Avenue

1694 Davidson Avenue

1600 University Avenue

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