Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B20 bus in NYC

On this page, rent-stabilized is the regulatory category filter. It’s meant to help you find buildings with rent-regulated apartments where renewal and rent-increase rules are governed by NYC rent stabilization regulations, but unit terms can vary—confirm specifics with the building.

The page focuses your eligible buildings by proximity to the B20 bus route. Still, stop-level distances vary by building address—verify the walk time from your preferred stop before applying.

No. “Rent-stabilized” describes the regulatory status, not current vacancy. Use Openigloo to see which buildings have advertised apartments, then confirm availability and move-in timing with management.

Ask about the current lease start/end dates, renewal options, renewal deadlines, how rent is handled on renewal, and any unit-specific restrictions. Even within rent stabilization, details can differ by apartment.

Often, yes. Expect to review the full set of costs tied to moving—such as broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and any required charges—so you can compare affordability across buildings.

Openigloo uses review activity and open-data signals to help you screen buildings, but real-world conditions change (availability, unit rules, rent amounts). Treat the data as a starting point and verify directly with the building.

Rent stabilization is designed to come with renewal and rent-increase protections. However, the exact protections and timelines depend on the unit and circumstances—review the lease terms carefully and ask the building to confirm how those rules apply to your case.