Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B62 bus in Manhattan

It means the building’s apartments are categorized under New York rent stabilization rules. Specific protections and how renewals work depend on the individual lease and unit history, so confirm details with the building or management.

The current snapshot includes 11+ buildings that match the B62 bus + rent-stabilized multi-filter scope.

No. “Near” is a location-based filter, but commute time still depends on the exact stop you use, traffic, and where you’re going. Use the building’s location details and consider a route check for your typical trips.

Often there are standard rental requirements (income/ID checks, application forms) plus rent-stabilized-specific lease terms. Ask management about required paperwork, renewal expectations, and any waiting list or eligibility conditions.

Verify the exact lease terms for the unit offered (rent amount, renewal terms, and any special conditions), confirm move-in date availability, and ask for a full breakdown of upfront costs like deposit and any one-time fees.

Openigloo combines building page data with tenant-generated reviews and open-data signals so you can compare buildings using consistent fields. Always treat management-provided lease terms as the source of truth for your unit.

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