Pre-War / Post-War

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Describes when a NYC building was constructed:

  • Pre-war: Built before 1947 — often with thick walls, high ceilings, and classic finishes
  • Post-war: Built after 1947 — typically simpler, with lower ceilings and fewer architectural details

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