Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B48 bus in Stuyvesant Heights

It means the buildings you’re browsing are tagged by rent regulation and stability signals in Openigloo’s building data for Stuyvesant Heights. Always confirm the unit’s stabilization status and current lease/renewal terms directly with the building.

32+ reflects the number of eligible buildings currently included in Openigloo’s live building inventory for Stuyvesant Heights under this specific filter pair: B48-bus proximity plus rent-stabilized tagging.

No. The B48-bus filter narrows by bus-route proximity, but travel time depends on your destination, traffic, and the exact stop you use. Check the building’s address against your route before you apply.

Confirm current rent-stabilization details for the specific unit, ask about renewal expectations, and clarify move-in costs (broker/processing fees and deposits). Tenant experience can help, but building policies still need direct confirmation.

Openigloo aggregates what’s provided in the building’s rated data. Use it to compare buildings, then treat it as a starting point for questions to the building, especially for policies that can change over time.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized units, the full monthly cost and move-in cost can still include broker fees, deposits, and utilities. Ask for an itemized breakdown before you commit.

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