Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the BX3 bus in Manhattan

It’s a regulatory category where the apartment is typically covered under New York’s rent stabilization rules, which can affect how rents are set and how renewals work. Always confirm the unit’s specific status and current terms with the building and any paperwork provided.

The page is scoped to buildings in Manhattan that fall within Openigloo’s BX3-bus proximity criteria. Use the building details to double-check the closest stops you’d actually walk to for your daily routine.

Not necessarily. A building may contain multiple apartment types. Openigloo filters for the building and your search context, but you should confirm the exact unit’s rent-stabilized status before applying.

Ask what’s covered in the current lease terms, renewal process timing, and any documented requirements the building uses for rent-stabilized tenants. Also confirm whether any rent changes depend on renewal and when the paperwork is due.

No. This page is specifically for rent-stabilized buildings near the BX3 bus in Manhattan. It is not an income-restricted housing or subsidy filter.

No. Rent-stabilized housing is a regulatory category, not income-restricted housing, and it is not the same as NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, or a housing-lottery / affordable-housing program.

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