Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B82 bus in Marine Park

It’s a regulatory filter for apartments subject to New York rent stabilization rules. Even within rent-stabilized buildings, confirm the specific unit’s status and the applicable terms with the landlord or management before signing.

It’s a proximity filter tied to the B82 route. Use it to narrow your search, then verify walking time from the building address to the stop you would actually use.

No. This page focuses on building eligibility for the filters, not real-time vacancy. Check each building’s current availability on Openigloo before scheduling tours.

Compare unit-level details like the legal rent, any recent increases where applicable, and move-in costs. Also factor in the full monthly cost (including broker fee, deposit, and utilities/recurring charges), since the asking rent alone may not show the total budget impact.

Ask for the unit’s legal rent and lease terms, who handles maintenance and how fast, whether there are any building-specific procedures for renewals, and what documents are required for your application.

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Tenant Q&A and building signals are useful for getting started, but details can change. Confirm current terms directly with the building for anything lease-specific, like rent status, renewal conditions, fees, and maintenance processes.