What does it mean when a building is labeled as pre-war?

Pre-war buildings were constructed before 1947, often featuring unique architectural styles and sturdy construction.

Are there additional costs I should be aware of?

Yes, beyond rent, consider maintenance fees, utilities, and potential broker costs when budgeting.

How can I verify if a building is well maintained?

Consult tenant reviews on Openigloo and inquire directly with current residents about their experiences.

What are the typical lease terms for pre-war buildings?

Lease terms can vary, but they often range from one year to two years; confirm with the landlord.

Is there any assistance for finding an available apartment in these buildings?

Yes, you can explore Openigloo for detailed building information and current apartment availability.

Are there any restrictions on pets in pre-war buildings?

Policies on pets vary by building, so it’s crucial to check with management regarding fees and breed restrictions.

Which neighborhoods are trending in Manhattan right now?

Fulton/Seaport with 137+ buildings, East Village with 1,143+ buildings, Yorkville with 782+ buildings, Hell's Kitchen with 714+ buildings, and Lenox Hill with 706+ buildings.

Pre-war buildings in All Upper West Side

The All Upper West Side neighborhood is known for its historic charm and diverse architectural styles, with a total of 405+ residential buildings available. It's easily accessible via public transportation, making it convenient for commuting and urban living. The average building rating in this area is 3.5 out of 5, based on reviews from 151 rated buildings. This indicates a mix of tenant experiences and satisfaction levels, which can vary at individual properties. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page showcases 411+ pre-war buildings in All Upper West Side, Manhattan. Explore the character and history of these unique residences while finding your next rental. Openigloo provides insights from tenant reviews and open data to help you assess buildings, understand living conditions, and connect with other renters for their experiences. Benefit from our comprehensive research to make a well-informed decision on your next home.

Showing 397–411 of 411 pre-war buildings in All Upper West Side.

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Pre-war buildings in All Upper West Side

Pre-war buildings in All Upper West Side

206 Duke Ellington Boulevard

43 Columbus Avenue

20 West 70 Street

953 Columbus Avenue

125 West 106 Street

255 West End Avenue

12 West 107 Street

928 Columbus Avenue

9 West 103 Street

112 West 71 Street

56 West 105 Street

448 Central Park West

12 West 109 Street

999 Columbus Avenue

57 West 68 Street

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