Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q35 bus in Marine Park

It indicates the apartment/building is in the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Still, you should confirm the unit’s legal rent, lease terms, and renewal details directly with the building for your specific apartment.

Treat it as a commute-scope filter to reduce the number of buildings you check. Always confirm the walking time from the entrance you’d use and whether service frequency matches your schedule.

Not necessarily. Even for rent-stabilized apartments, buildings can have screening rules and application requirements. Check each building page and ask during the inquiry process.

Confirm current legal rent for the specific unit, lease dates, renewal process, and any unit-level restrictions. Also ask about move-in costs (fees, deposit, and utilities) so your budget reflects the full monthly amount.

No. It’s a geographic filter, not a promise. Traffic, walking route length, and bus frequency affect real commute time, so confirm with the exact address.

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