Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B48 bus in Flatbush

It’s a regulatory category for apartments under rent stabilization rules. The filter is meant to surface buildings with rent-stabilized units, but you should still confirm the exact unit status with the landlord or managing agent before signing.

This scope is both location-based (near the B48 bus) and regulatory-based (rent-stabilized). That combination narrows results to buildings more likely to match what you’re looking for, rather than browsing everything in Flatbush.

No. This filter is about rent stabilization rules for the apartment, not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8 housing, and not a housing-lottery/affordable-housing program.

No. Rent stabilization doesn’t remove all variability. Renewal outcomes and rent changes can depend on the apartment’s history and the landlord’s processes. Confirm renewal terms and how any increases would be applied for the specific unit and lease start date.

Ask for confirmation that the unit is rent-stabilized, details on included utilities, any move-in fees/deposits, current maintenance turnaround, and whether there are building rules that affect your household (and how those rules are enforced).

They’re a starting point. Use the “rated buildings” signals and tenant Q&A to identify patterns, then verify details directly with the building for the specific unit you plan to rent.

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