Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B64 bus in NYC

It means the building/unit is tagged as rent-stabilized in Openigloo’s dataset, reflecting NYC rent regulation and related renewal protections. Still, confirm the unit’s status and current terms with the management office.

Buildings are matched to the B64 corridor using the building’s location in Openigloo’s records. It’s a practical shortlist for commuting, but you should verify walking time and stops for the exact address.

No. The filter focuses on building/unit regulatory status; availability can change. Use availability-focused sorting (like “with available apartments”) and ask about the specific unit at inquiry.

Confirm the unit’s stabilization status, renewal process, any rent-increase rules applicable to that unit, and whether there are building-specific requirements (like documentation steps) that could affect moving in.

They can help you spot recurring management patterns, but they are not a substitute for asking direct questions about renewals and current procedures. Use Q&A as context, then confirm details with the building.

Yes. Stabilization affects monthly rent, but deposits, potential broker fees, and other required move-in charges can still apply. Ask for a line-item estimate before paying anything.

It’s a snapshot of eligible buildings in Openigloo as of 2026-07-07. Addresses and availability can change over time, so use the shortlist to start, then verify the exact location and current terms with the building.