Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BX4 bus in Melrose

It’s the regulatory category for units covered by New York rent stabilization rules. The filter narrows the building set, but you should still confirm the unit’s status and renewal/lease terms with the building.

It’s a location-based scope that focuses searches around the BX4 bus corridor within Melrose. Use it to reduce commute uncertainty, then verify the specific stop and walking route from the unit to your destination.

No. Rent-stabilized is not an income-restricted program, and it’s not subsidized housing, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not Section 8, and it is not a housing-lottery or affordable-housing program.

Confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, the lease term, renewal mechanics, and any documented building rules. Also verify move-in charges (deposit, fees, and how utilities are handled) and ask for specifics in writing.

Start with renter feedback and building notes on maintenance and reliability, then use the tenant Q&A to ask targeted questions. Treat open-data signals as a prompt to confirm details with the building during inquiry or tours.

Compare the asking rent, then check the other required costs mentioned in the building context—security deposit, any broker/admin fees, and utilities responsibility—since the total monthly cost depends on more than the rent figure.

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