Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B38 bus in Fort Greene

It’s a regulatory category for rent-stabilized apartments, typically governed by New York rent stabilization rules. Still, you should verify the current legal rent, lease length, and renewal terms for the specific apartment you’re considering.

It’s a proximity-based scope around the B38 bus corridor. Use it as a commute starting point, then double-check the closest stop to the entrance and your route at your usual times.

This page’s scope is the rent-stabilized + B38-bus filters and the live eligible building count (157+). For availability, open individual building pages and check what’s currently being offered.

Confirm the unit’s current legal rent and renewal/lease terms, ask about any additional costs (fees and required deposits), and clarify utility responsibilities. Don’t rely on the asking rent alone for your monthly total.

Openigloo combines renter signals like ratings and tenant Q&A with building page information and open-data context. Use it to shortlist and ask better questions, then confirm details directly with the building or management.

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Ratings reflect rated buildings only. If a building has limited rated data, use tenant Q&A and ask targeted questions about day-to-day conditions (maintenance, noise, and building operations) for your specific apartment.