Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B38 bus in DUMBO

It indicates the building’s apartments are in the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Rent increases and renewals follow the relevant rules, but you should still ask the building how those rules apply to the specific unit you’re considering.

Openigloo consolidates building-level signals such as rated-building information and renter-focused details. Use it to compare buildings faster, then confirm unit availability, rent/charges, and lease terms directly with the building.

No. It’s a convenience filter. Walking time depends on where the entrance is, street conditions, and your exact trip. Confirm the route from the building to your usual destinations.

Ask for the lease start date, whether renewal terms are standard for the unit, the total move-in cost (including any deposit and fees), and what costs you’re responsible for during the lease.

Not always. In addition to rent, you may pay a deposit, broker fee (if applicable), and utilities or other recurring charges. Confirm the full monthly breakdown before signing.

For rent-stabilized apartments, tenants can have specific protections related to renewals and permissible rent changes. Ask the building (or management company) how those apply to the unit you’re viewing and request any documentation they provide.

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