Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BXM2 bus in NYC

It refers to buildings categorized as rent-stabilized, where rent and renewal are governed by NYC rent-regulation rules. Status is unit- and building-specific, so confirm details directly with the leasing office.

The page combines the BXM2 corridor filter with the rent-stabilized filter, so you can focus on buildings in the same broader transit area rather than searching citywide.

This page count covers eligible buildings for the filters in the snapshot. Availability for a specific unit can change, so open each building to check current listings and timing.

Ask about the current lease term, renewal timeline, how rent adjustments are handled, and whether anything is required from tenants for renewals. For rent-stabilized units, get the specifics in writing or via official documentation.

No. Regulation covers rent/renewal rules, but building condition and maintenance vary. Use tenant Q&A and review notes on the building page to spot recurring issues and ask targeted questions.

Confirm the full monthly cost and move-in costs: deposits, any building fees, and utilities expectations. Even with market-relative rents, the total out-of-pocket cost can still be significant.