Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B103 bus in Brooklyn

It means the building is categorized in Openigloo’s rent-stabilized filter (rent regulation + renewal protections). Still, rules and paperwork vary by unit, so confirm the specific lease terms with the building.

Openigloo organizes buildings by location scope and filter match, then adds renter-facing context like reviews and building Q&A. Use those notes to decide what to ask before tours and applications.

No. The building can include a mix of unit types. Use the page to identify eligible buildings, then confirm the exact unit you want is rent-stabilized and what rent/renewal terms apply.

Ask for the full move-in breakdown: security deposit, any non-refundable fees, and whether utilities are included. Even with rent-stabilized pricing, the monthly and upfront totals still matter.

No. The B103 part is a location convenience filter, while rent-stabilized status is a regulatory category. You still need to confirm the apartment’s exact terms with the building.

Start with building Q&A and reviews for patterns, then confirm key details with the landlord or management: vacancy, exact rent-stabilized unit status, renewal approach, and any required documentation.

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