What does 'pre-war' mean in terms of buildings?

'Pre-war' refers to buildings constructed before 1947, often featuring unique architectural details and sturdy construction.

Are there any specific concerns related to renting in pre-war buildings?

Yes, older buildings may have maintenance issues or higher utility costs. Check the building's history and ask about recent renovations.

How do I confirm rental costs beyond the asking price?

It's important to factor in utilities, broker fees, and deposits when considering the full monthly cost.

What amenities can I usually expect in a pre-war building?

Amenities vary, but common features include high ceilings, hardwood floors, and character-filled common areas.

Is there a possibility of rent increase in pre-war buildings?

In some cases, pre-war buildings may have allowances for rent increases upon lease renewal; it's important to clarify with the landlord.

Are there any trending neighborhoods in the area?

Yes, neighborhoods like Hunters Point (178+ buildings), Ridgewood (672+ buildings), Ditmars-Steinway (568+ buildings), Sunnyside (258+ buildings), and Elmhurst (382+ buildings) are trending.

Is this housing subsidized or income-restricted?

No, these are not income-restricted, subsidized, or part of any housing-lottery programs such as NYCHA, HPD, Section 8.

Pre-war buildings in Murray Hill (Queens)

Murray Hill (Queens) is characterized by its mix of residential charm and accessibility. With 97+ buildings available, it provides a range of options for those looking to rent in this historic area. The average building rating in Murray Hill (Queens) is 3.9 based on rated buildings, highlighting the overall satisfaction among renters in this neighborhood. Residents can find a variety of living spaces with unique architectural features that reflect the area's history. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page provides a comprehensive overview of pre-war buildings in the Murray Hill (Queens) neighborhood, with at least 97+ buildings currently available. Whether you're seeking classic architectural styles or historically rich interiors, this category features a variety of options. Openigloo empowers you to make informed renting decisions through insightful reviews, open data from NYC records, and tenant Q&A. You can explore the characteristics of each building and gauge overall satisfaction from current residents.

Showing 1–18 of 97 pre-war buildings in Murray Hill (Queens).

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149-09 Northern Boulevard

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Pre-war buildings in Murray Hill (Queens)

Pre-war buildings in Murray Hill (Queens)

149-09 Northern Boulevard

158-00 Sanford Avenue

147-18 38 Avenue

144-47 Roosevelt Avenue

144-41 Roosevelt Avenue

35-51 164 Street

158-09 Sanford Avenue

189-15 37 Avenue

38-11 147 Street

158-03 Sanford Avenue

168-17 Crocheron Avenue

167-10 Crocheron Avenue

158-10 Sanford Avenue

160-10 29 Avenue

144-44 Sanford Avenue

35-40 163 Street

33-39 148 Street

35-15 155 Street

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