Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M14D-SBS bus in Williamsburg

It means the building has eligible rent-stabilized apartments under the applicable rent-regulation rules. You should still confirm the specific unit’s status and current lease terms with the landlord or management office.

The scope limits results to buildings in Williamsburg that match both criteria: they’re associated with the M14D-SBS bus area and have rent-stabilized apartments. Always verify the closest stop and the walking route for the exact address.

Not always. Rent-stabilized status can be unit-specific, depending on the building’s mix of apartments and the unit’s lease history. Ask management which units are currently rent-stabilized and available.

Confirm the unit’s current rent-stabilized status, renewal/lease language, how maintenance requests are handled, and any move-in charges (application fees, deposits, and utilities). Get the full cost and key terms in writing.

Openigloo helps you compare building information and tenant-shared signals, but the building is the source of truth for the final lease terms. Treat anything unusual (fees, renewal details, unit eligibility) as something to confirm directly with management.

Start with the buildings that have rent-stabilized availability and match your commute to the M14D-SBS stops. Then narrow by practical factors like floor/lighting, layout, and responsiveness reflected in tenant Q&A.

Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Park Slope with 7,025+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings.