Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BXM10 bus in East Tremont

It’s a regulatory category where the unit is under New York’s rent-stabilization framework (and related renewal protections). Still, you should verify the unit you’re considering is the one that’s rent-stabilized before signing.

There are 45+ eligible buildings in this scope on Openigloo at the snapshot time shown for this page.

Openigloo helps you filter by building-level signals, but the rent-stabilized status can be unit-specific. Use the building page to start the conversation, then confirm with the landlord or managing agent for the exact unit.

Confirm the exact unit’s rent-stabilized status, the renewal process for the offered lease term, and any documentation the building requires. Also compare the full monthly and move-in costs, not just the asking rent.

Often yes. Even with rent-stabilized units, you may still have security deposit, potential broker fees, and utility arrangements that affect your total monthly budget. Review what the building states for each available unit.

Ratings reflect Openigloo’s signals for rated buildings in this area. For East Tremont, the average shown is 2.4/5 across 5 rated buildings; use it as a starting point and read tenant Q&A for context.

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