Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M9 bus in NYC

It flags buildings where the apartments are governed by rent-stabilized rules. Still, you should verify the particular unit you’re applying for because buildings can have more than one regulatory status.

The filter is based on proximity to the M9 bus route in NYC. For the commute you care about, double-check the exact stop(s) and walking time to the specific address before you commit.

Not all buildings may have advertised availability at any given moment. Use the building’s page to confirm current listings (and the exact unit details) before applying.

Ask what renewal options apply to the specific apartment, what documentation is required, and what the landlord’s timeline looks like. If a unit is vacant, ask what occupancy history and approval steps apply.

No. Reviews and open-data signals help you prepare, but rules and unit details come from the landlord. Confirm lease terms, regulatory status, and any building-specific policies directly with the management office.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you may still pay broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and other move-in costs. Ask for the full itemized estimate before signing.

Openigloo building pages typically surface tenant Q&A and reviews. Look for recurring themes like maintenance response, notice handling, and street noise, then ask the building to address any open questions.