Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BX30 bus in NYC

It’s the regulatory filter for rent-stabilized apartments, typically tied to rent regulation and renewal protections. Always verify the specific unit’s status with the building or managing agent.

Openigloo groups eligible buildings by their proximity to the BX30 bus route so you can focus your search on convenient transit access. You should still confirm the exact walking time from the address during your tour plan.

No. Rent-stabilized status can mean baseline protections, but details vary by building and lease terms. Ask the landlord about renewal processes, timing, and any policies that affect your tenancy.

Confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status in writing, current rent amount and increase history if available, renewal/termination timelines, utility setup, and any one-time move-in costs (deposit, broker fee rules, and required documentation).

Not necessarily. The asking rent is only part of your budget. Confirm the full monthly cost you’ll pay, including utilities and any building fees, plus upfront move-in requirements (deposit and any broker fee, where applicable).

You’ll typically see patterns about responsiveness, maintenance experience, and day-to-day communication. Use those signals to guide questions for showings; final answers must come from the building.

No. 714+ is the count of eligible buildings matching the scope and filters. Availability can vary by unit, size, and timing, so check current building-specific listings and ask directly for open units.