Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M125 bus in East Harlem

It refers to the regulatory category for the building/unit, where rent setting and renewal protections are governed by rent-stabilization rules. The unit’s specific status can vary, so confirm the apartment’s current rent-stabilized terms with the building.

Openigloo aggregates building-level signals (including what’s available for rated buildings) and makes it easier to compare what renters flag in Q&A. Use it as a shortlist tool, then verify key details directly with management for the exact unit you’re considering.

No. It’s the live count of eligible buildings that match this page’s scope: East Harlem plus the rent-stabilized filter and the M125 bus area targeting.

Confirm the unit’s current lease situation (active lease vs. vacancy), renewal expectations, any planned changes, and the move-in costs (application/processing fees, deposit, and what utilities/amenities are included). Also ask about building procedures that affect daily life.

No. “Near the M125 bus” can mean different walking times depending on where you enter the building and which stop you use. Test your route at your planned hours and confirm the closest practical stop.

Signals on Openigloo reflect what’s available in the system for rated buildings and related tenant-provided context. Still, ask the building directly to confirm anything that can change quickly, like repair schedules, availability, or fee schedules.

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