Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B82 bus in New Lots

It means the building’s apartments are flagged under the rent stabilization category on Openigloo’s filter, so your options should fall under rent regulation and stabilization-related renewal protections. Always confirm the specific unit’s status with the landlord or managing agent.

The B82 bus component groups buildings by their proximity to the B82 corridor. Treat it as a shortcut for location fit, then verify the exact stop you’ll use and typical commute time from that point.

No. Even with “rent-stabilized” and B82 proximity applied, availability can change. Use the building pages to check what’s currently advertised and ask about upcoming vacancies.

Beyond the asking rent, you may still face broker/agent fees (if applicable), deposits, and other move-in costs. If utilities or other charges are separate, confirm the full monthly total before you sign.

No. Rent-stabilized leases still follow specific rules, and renewal outcomes can depend on the lease and unit circumstances. Ask the building directly about renewal timing and how increases would be handled for your exact unit.

No. “Affordable” or “rent-stabilized” labeling here does not mean income-restricted housing, subsidized housing, NYCHA/HPD/Section 8, or a housing-lottery affordable-housing program. Confirm any program status directly with the landlord if it’s relevant to your situation.

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