Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BX18B bus in Concourse

It means the building offers apartments in the rent-regulated category covered by rent stabilization rules, with protections related to renewals and rent-setting. Ask the leasing office to confirm the exact unit status for the specific apartment you’re considering.

No. The page is scoped to buildings that match the multi-filter pair, so eligibility should be rent-stabilized, but you still need to confirm the specific apartment type and lease details with the building.

Start with the building’s rating info on Openigloo (for rated buildings) and cross-check it with tenant Q&A and building research signals. Then confirm open questions directly with the super or leasing office.

Ask for the current lease term and renewal expectations, the rent amount for the exact unit, and any documented rules about packages, utilities, repairs, and access. If utilities aren’t clear, request a written breakdown.

Yes. Even when asking rent is regulated, you still need to budget for the full monthly move-in picture and any required upfront amounts (for example, deposits, potential broker fees, and utilities depending on the lease).

Tenant experiences and published signals can reflect individual units or time periods. Treat them as lead indicators, and validate the details you care about with the building—especially repair timelines and current lease terms.

Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings; Kingsbridge Heights with 550+ buildings.