Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM33C bus in Chinatown

It focuses on buildings where units are under New York rent-stabilization rules. Lease terms and renewal protections can vary by unit history, so you should verify the exact protections for the specific apartment you’re considering.

Use it as a location filter to surface buildings in Chinatown that are close enough to be meaningfully connected to your commute along the SIM33C route. Still, confirm the walk/transit time from the exact stops you would use.

Openigloo shows building details and renter-focused context, including rated buildings and supporting open-data signals. It also supports tenant Q&A so you can ask the questions that matter before tours.

No. Even when a unit is rent-stabilized, you can still face move-in costs like deposits and other standard fees, depending on the building and the broker/lease process. Verify the full cost breakdown before committing.

Ask about the unit’s rent-stabilized lease status, renewal timing, any documentation needed for application, and the building’s current policies (packages, move-in logistics, and any recent changes that could affect tenants).

Not necessarily, but availability can change quickly. Use Openigloo’s current availability view to see which of the 24+ eligible buildings have apartments you can consider right now.

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