Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M50 bus in NYC

It means the building’s apartments are under New York’s rent stabilization framework. Still, you should confirm the specific unit’s stabilization details during the leasing process and review the lease documents.

It’s a location-based filter tied to the M50 bus corridor. Use it to narrow your search to buildings in the same practical commute area, then double-check real walking/subway access for the exact address.

Openigloo shows 755+ buildings that currently match the M50-bus + rent-stabilized filter pair.

Not automatically. Even with rent-stabilized units, you can still face standard up-front costs like broker fees and security deposit requirements, plus ongoing utilities. Confirm the full cost before signing.

They’re helpful, but they’re not a substitute for verification. Policies and availability can change, so confirm current unit terms, building rules, and any recent updates directly with management.

Ask about the specific unit’s stabilization details, any restrictions (income/household rules, if applicable), renewal process expectations, and what costs are included versus paid separately (utilities, parking, laundry, storage).

Yes. Use the building list to compare neighborhoods and building behavior signals, then set your criteria (move-in timing, budget, and preferred floor plan) and check updates frequently for new availability.