Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BM1 bus in Manhattan

It’s a regulatory filter for units covered by New York rent-stabilization rules. Buildings on Openigloo may include both rent-stabilized and non-stabilized units, so confirm the specific unit type on the building page.

Open the building details and check the exact address. Then compare it to your route stops and walking time, since distance can differ from one block to another.

You’ll see renter reviews and ratings, plus open-data signals and tenant Q&A where available. Use these to spot recurring issues (or good patterns) rather than relying only on photos.

This page’s count (432+) reflects eligible buildings in scope. Availability can change unit by unit, so check the building page for any currently advertised apartments.

Ask what portion of the rent is subject to stabilization for your exact unit, how renewals are handled in practice, and what the building expects at move-in (deposit, documentation, and any required forms).

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized pricing, your monthly cost and upfront requirements still depend on the lease and building process, including deposits and any move-in fees listed.

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