Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M106 bus in NYC

It refers to the rent-stabilized regulatory category for NYC apartments. Buildings shown here have eligible units, but you should confirm the status for the specific apartment you’re interested in.

There are 1,681+ buildings currently matching the M106 bus proximity filter and the rent-stabilized category.

No. The building may have rent-stabilized units, but availability can change. Use the page’s apartment availability view and confirm with the leasing office.

Ask for the unit’s stabilized status, lease start/end dates, renewal process, and any documentation they require. Also confirm any fees tied to the application, move-in, or lease paperwork.

Rent-stabilized apartments follow NYC rent regulation rules, which can affect how rent changes and renewals work. The exact outcome depends on the unit and lease situation, so verify specifics with management.

Openigloo surfaces tenant-focused Q&A and building review signals where available, plus structured building information to help you compare. For anything legal or unit-specific, confirm directly with the building.

Use it as a starting point, then check the building’s real walking route to your closest M106 stop and compare travel time at your typical commute hours before you commit.