Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M102 bus in NYC

Rent-stabilized generally refers to apartments covered by New York rent stabilization rules, which can include limits on certain rent increases and stronger renewal protections compared with market-rate units. Always confirm the exact unit status with the building or current listing details.

This page is scoped to buildings located near the M102 bus route so you can filter for commute-relevant areas. “Near” can depend on building location within the route corridor, so verify your walking route and typical travel time for the unit you’re considering.

Not necessarily. Buildings can include a mix of apartment types and regulatory statuses. You should confirm the specific unit’s rent stabilization status and any riders or terms that apply.

Ask about the unit’s rent-stabilized status and lease/renewal terms, current monthly rent and what’s included (utilities), any required fees (application/admin fees if listed), and building rules that affect move-in (laundry, packages, pets, and access).

Openigloo surfaces renter-first context such as tenant Q&A and rated-building information where available, plus current availability for apartments. Use those signals to prioritize, but still verify details directly with the building for the exact unit.

Yes. Even with rent stabilization, move-in cost can include security deposit and potential broker/application-related charges depending on the listing and building process. Ask for a complete breakdown of due-at-signing amounts and required documentation.

Start with the unit-level basics (confirm rent-stabilized status, rent, and utilities), then compare building operational issues (laundry, package handling, and access). Use Openigloo Q&A to find recurring questions, and confirm everything that affects daily life and total monthly cost before you apply.