Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M train in Williamsburg

It indicates the building/unit is part of the rent-stabilized category. Always verify the specific unit’s status and current lease terms during your inquiry, since eligibility can be unit- and timing-dependent.

This scope narrows to Williamsburg buildings that match two filters at once: proximity to the M train and rent-stabilized apartments. That helps you compare buildings that align with your regulatory and commute needs.

No. This page is about eligible buildings under the scope. For an active option, check the building’s currently advertised apartments on Openigloo (or ask the leasing office directly).

Ask for the lease details you’ll be taking, renewal expectations, and how any charges work month to month. Also confirm whether utilities are included or billed separately so you can budget the full monthly cost.

Openigloo surfaces building-level signals and renter-informed notes, but it doesn’t replace what the landlord must provide for your specific unit. Use the information to generate a checklist, then verify documents and terms with the building.

Use building signals as a starting point, not a substitute for due diligence. Tour when possible, ask about current maintenance and policies, and confirm any details that affect your move-in plan.

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