Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B44 bus in Clinton Hill

It flags buildings in the rent-stabilized regulatory category, so apartments are covered by rent regulation rules. You should still confirm the exact unit’s status, renewal process, and any applicable lease terms with the building.

Openigloo brings together building details and renter-reported context, including information from reviews and Q&A, plus open-data signals. Use it to narrow down options, then verify key lease details directly with management.

Not always. “Near the B44” depends on location, so check the specific stop(s) you’ll use and the walking route time. If you transfer elsewhere, confirm that commute before applying.

Ask how renewals are handled for your unit, what maintenance expectations are, and what documentation you’ll need. Also confirm any building-specific fees, deposits, or utility responsibilities that affect your total monthly cost.

No. Rent regulation affects rent and certain lease protections, but building fees, deposits, and house rules can still apply. Confirm move-in costs and any documentation requirements with the building.

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No. Rating signals reflect renter sentiment for those buildings. They’re useful for context, but rent-stabilized eligibility is still something you should confirm for your specific unit directly with the management.