Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal

It means the apartment is tagged as rent-stabilized, which generally points to regulated rent increases and renewal protections. It does not remove the need to review the lease, building records, and move-in costs.

No. Rent-stabilized is a regulatory category, not income-restricted or subsidized housing. These apartments are still market-rate rentals, so the asking rent, fees, and lease terms still matter.

Openigloo surfaces apartments marked as rent-stabilized in the listing data. For any specific unit, confirm the status with the landlord or agent and review the paperwork that supports it.

Compare the apartment’s asking rent to the page median of $5,262, then check the building reviews, commute convenience, and total move-in costs. A lower asking rent can still become expensive once fees and utilities are added.

Ask about application fees, broker fees, security deposit rules, required income documents, and any lease clauses tied to renovations or concessions. Rent-stabilized units can still have unit-specific conditions.

Start with the asking rent and then add the full monthly cost, including utilities and any recurring building fees. Rent-stabilized status may help with predictability, but it does not guarantee a low total housing cost.

Openigloo helps you review building-level feedback, landlord history, and other details that can affect day-to-day living. That can help you spot recurring issues before touring or applying.