Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M31 bus in All Upper West Side

It means the apartments in eligible buildings are covered by New York’s rent-stabilization rules (with renewal protections). You should still confirm the unit’s status, current rent, and renewal details directly with the managing agent before applying.

“m31-bus” is used to surface buildings located near the M31 route within the All Upper West Side scope. Use the building’s map and cross-check walking time to your preferred stop so you’re not relying on a rough estimate.

This page shows the live set of eligible buildings under the m31-bus + rent-stabilized filters. For each building, check the listing status on its page to see whether there are apartments currently available.

Ask about renewal expectations, how rent increases are handled for that unit, any move-in requirements, and documentation needed for application/tenancy. Also confirm whether the apartment has any restrictions that affect your plans (term, household rules, or other building-specific policies).

No. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, confirm the full monthly and upfront costs: security deposit, broker fee (if applicable), and utilities/fees that come in addition to rent.

Openigloo combines building pages that include renter feedback (for rated-building signals) and other open-data signals. These are helpful for shortlisting, but you should verify rules and availability directly with the building’s management.

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