Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B46-SBS bus in East Flatbush

It indicates the building’s apartments are under rent stabilization rules (typically with renewal protections and regulated rent increases). Still, you should confirm the specific unit’s status and renewal details with the building for your exact lease.

Treat it as a location check for your commute. Once you open a building, verify the walk-time you’ll actually tolerate and ask about the nearest stop and accessibility considerations for your route.

This page is scoped to eligible buildings by the filter pair, not to current unit availability. When you open a building, check whether there are any apartments currently being advertised or available for move-in.

You’ll see building-level ratings aggregated from rated buildings, plus renter-focused context from what’s shared in building pages. Use this to compare, then validate the final details directly with the building.

No. Blocks and walking paths vary. Before applying, confirm the specific stop you’d use, typical wait times, and whether the route matches your schedule in both directions.

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Ask for the unit’s current stabilized rent and renewal terms in writing where possible, clarify move-in costs (deposit and any other fees), and confirm what documentation you must provide before approval.