Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B26 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter that targets buildings with rent-stabilized apartments. It’s meant to help you focus on rent-regulated arrangements and related renewal protections, but you should still verify the exact apartment’s legal status and current lease terms with the building.

The scope is based on the B26 bus corridor so your search stays commute-relevant. Treat it as a practical radius rather than a guarantee that every unit is the same distance from a specific stop—confirm the exact location when you schedule a tour.

That number reflects how many buildings currently match the page’s filters in Openigloo. It can change as buildings update information and availability.

No. Rent-stabilized indicates the regulatory category, not availability. Use availability-focused browsing (and check current ads or outreach responses) to avoid wasting time on units that may have been taken.

Ask about the specific apartment’s lease start and renewal details, any documented building policies affecting tenants, and your full move-in cost breakdown (deposit and required fees). Also confirm whether any additional household documentation is needed.

The rent-stabilized category is about regulation, not blanket fee rules. You should still request a line-item breakdown of the total monthly cost and upfront charges (security deposit, any required move-in fees, and any broker/processing costs where applicable).

Openigloo combines building signals, renter-written Q&A/review patterns, and open-data indicators to help you compare options. Use it to prepare better questions, then confirm the details directly with the managing agent or landlord before committing.