Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M100 bus in NYC

It refers to the regulatory status of the unit/building under NYC rent stabilization rules. Eligible buildings are grouped so you can focus your search, but specific lease terms still vary by unit and management.

The results are filtered to buildings positioned near the M100 route for practical commuting. Use the building page map/address details to verify walking time and your exact stop.

No. Rent-stabilized leases can include increases at renewal depending on the applicable rules and the unit’s history. Always ask the building for the current legal rent and what changes (if any) are expected at renewal.

Ask about renewal and vacancy timing, required documentation, and building policies that affect move-in (packages, laundry, smoking, pets if applicable). For rent-stabilized units, also confirm current rent and the lease structure for the specific apartment you’re considering.

Openigloo combines building page information, ratings from resident input, and open-data signals where available, plus tenant Q&A. Use these as prompts, then confirm the final details with the building management or broker.

No. This page is about rent stabilization status near the M100, not income-restricted housing, not subsidized housing, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not Section 8 or a housing-lottery program.

You can shortlist, but you should still tour or at least speak directly with the building for confirmable details like apartment condition, timelines, utilities costs, and any unit-specific constraints.