Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B17 bus in Crown Heights

It means the buildings shown are categorized by Openigloo as having rent-stabilized apartments, so the tenancy is generally subject to New York rent-stabilization rules. You should still confirm the unit’s current status, renewal terms, and any eligibility details with the building.

It groups buildings based on their proximity to the B17 bus corridor so you can focus on commutes along that route. Exact walking distance can vary by entrance—double-check on the map and verify the closest stop for your daily routine.

This page is built around the eligible building scope (rent-stabilized + B17 bus proximity). To see what’s actively advertised right now, use the “with available apartments” filter where available on Openigloo.

Confirm the total monthly cost (including deposit and any recurring/required fees), utility responsibilities, and the move-in timeline. Also ask the building to clarify the renewal process and what documentation they require for stabilized tenancies.

Ratings and Q&A summarize renter experience, but conditions can change. Use them as a starting point, then ask targeted questions about maintenance response times, repairs, and any current building issues before you sign.

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No. Availability and unit-level details depend on the specific apartment and current vacancy. Contact the building quickly for the most accurate lease start dates and to confirm what’s available within your budget.