Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B49 bus in Manhattan Beach

It’s a regulatory category for apartments covered by rent stabilization rules, typically with protections around renewal and certain rent increases. Still, the specific unit’s stabilized rent and lease terms are set by the landlord—confirm them for the exact apartment you’re considering.

Treat it as a commute filter: it helps you find buildings closer to the B49 route. Walking time and stop access vary by block, so confirm the route and travel time for your usual schedule.

Yes. This page is scoped to Manhattan Beach (Brooklyn) and shows buildings matching both the B49 bus + rent-stabilized filter pair.

No. The stabilized asking rent is only part of your monthly and move-in budget. Make sure you account for utilities, deposits, application or broker fees, and any required building charges.

Ask (1) that the unit is rent-stabilized for your specific lease, (2) the stabilized rent amount and any collectible charges, (3) renewal expectations for your lease term, and (4) any unit-specific conditions or restrictions written into the lease.

Yes. Availability can change quickly, and leases can differ by unit even within the same building. Confirm the exact unit details, move-in date, and the lease language for renewal and rent calculations.

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