Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BX32 bus in Tremont

It indicates the building/unit is under New York rent stabilization rules, which generally affects how rents can be set and increased and how renewals work. Always confirm the unit’s stabilization status and current legal rent with the building.

The scope is Tremont, and the BX32 bus is used as the commute filter for this page. Still, check the specific building’s address and your route from the BX32 stop to the building entrance.

Openigloo uses building data plus open-data signals where available, and then organizes what you can verify in building profiles and tenant Q&A. For anything important to your decision (rent, utilities, lease terms), confirm directly with the building.

Ask for the legal rent, what utilities are included, the lease term, renewal expectations, and any documentation needed for the application. For convenience, request these details in writing or by email.

No. Availability changes, and even within rent-stabilized buildings, specific units may be pending or newly advertised. Use the current “with available apartments” status where shown, and ask about the next opening date.

They can provide useful renter perspectives, but they aren’t a guarantee. If street noise or travel time matters, cross-check with building-specific details and consider visiting at the time you’d realistically commute.

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