Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B46-SBS bus in NYC

It refers to NYC rent regulation status with renewal protections tied to rent-stabilized rules. You should still confirm the unit you’re touring is actually rent-stabilized and ask for the legal rent details.

It’s a location filter that targets buildings close to the B46-SBS bus route. Use the map and building address to confirm walking distance and stop access for your schedule.

Rent-stabilized renewals depend on the landlord-tenant rules that apply to the specific unit and circumstances. Verify the renewal policy and timelines with the building or managing agent for the unit you want.

Start with the building page: review tenant Q&A and review signals, then cross-check practical items like availability, lease start dates, building policies, and any promised terms in writing.

Even with rent-stabilized apartments, the full monthly picture can include deposits, broker fees, and utility or billing arrangements. Ask the building to spell out the total monthly amount and what’s included.

Yes. A building can contain different unit types, so don’t assume every unit is rent-stabilized. Ask the managing agent to confirm the unit’s status before you apply.

No. They’re meant to help you screen faster, but availability and unit-specific legal details can change. Confirm status, renewal terms, and any planned rent changes directly with the building.