Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BX1 bus in the Bronx

It means the building is flagged as having rent-stabilized apartments, so rent increases and renewal rules are governed by New York’s rent-stabilization framework. You still need to confirm the specific apartment’s status with the landlord or super.

The page scope is buildings in the Bronx that are mapped to the BX1 bus area on Openigloo. Distances and exact walking routes can vary by entrance, so verify the commute from the building address.

Start with the available reviews and any tenant Q&A tied to the building, then cross-check with management. For rent-stabilized units, confirm renewal timing, any documented increase history, and the rules that apply to your lease.

Yes. Even when the rent is regulated, you may still have to pay a broker fee (if applicable), a security deposit, and sometimes move-in/admin fees. Utilities and other ongoing charges also depend on the unit.

Ask: is the specific unit rent-stabilized; what is the renewal/increase expectation for the next term; what deposits/fees apply; what utilities are included; and whether there are any unit-level limitations (laundry, pets, storage, parking). Get answers in writing when possible.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.

Building-level filters can’t capture every unit-level factor. Availability, exact lease dates, utility responsibility, and some conditions can vary by floor plan and current lease cycle, so confirm the details for the exact apartment you’re considering.