Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B3 bus in Madison

It’s a regulatory filter. Buildings here have apartments categorized as rent-stabilized, so they’re typically subject to New York rent regulation and renewal protections. Still, confirm the exact unit status with the landlord or managing agent.

It refers to buildings mapped in this scope near the B3 bus corridor in Madison. Because blocks differ, confirm the specific stop and your walking time from the listed building entrance.

There are 16+ buildings on Openigloo that match the Madison scope with rent-stabilized apartments near the B3 bus route.

No. Even within the same regulatory category, you can see differences in unit size, condition, utilities, building rules, and lease riders. Use the building-level notes and then ask management for the details that apply to the specific unit.

Ask about lease renewal timing and process, whether the unit has a preferential rate (if applicable), what’s included in the monthly cost (utilities, services), and any required documentation or move-in requirements.

No. “Affordable” is not what this filter represents, and this rent-stabilized category is not the same as income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8 housing, and it is not a housing-lottery or affordable-housing program.

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