Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M98 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments under NYC rent stabilization rules. Eligibility is about the building/apartment type, but you should still confirm the unit’s status and current paperwork during the lease process.

The page focuses on buildings near the M98 route so you can narrow by commute area. You’ll still want to check the exact location and typical walking route to the nearest stops.

Not necessarily. Rent regulation can be apartment-specific. Use Openigloo’s building profile to read tenant context, then confirm the specific unit’s status with the landlord or broker.

Ask for the current lease term, renewal timing, and what rent changes (if any) are permitted for that unit. If the landlord references vacancy or registration rules, request the details in writing.

They’re helpful, but not a substitute for a direct question to the building management. Use Openigloo reviews and Q&A to identify what to verify, then confirm everything tenant-impacting (repairs, access, and move-in terms) before signing.

Typical costs can include broker fees (if applicable), security deposit, and any utilities you’re responsible for. For rent-stabilized units, the monthly rent might be regulated, but the full move-in cost can still vary by building.

Start with the filter, then compare rated buildings and read tenant Q&A for maintenance and management patterns. Short-list based on location fit (your nearest stop) and the specific lease questions you can confirm quickly.