Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM4C bus in East Village

It means the building is tagged under the rent-stabilized regulatory category on Openigloo. Still, rules can vary by unit and lease situation, so you should ask the building how renewal and vacancy work for the specific apartment you’re considering.

The page is limited to buildings in the East Village area that fall near the SIM4C bus route. Confirm the exact stop you would use and how the walk feels in your normal commute times.

No. This page is about market-regulated rent-stabilized housing, not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA/HPD/Section 8, and not a housing-lottery or affordable-housing program.

Ask for the exact lease dates, renewal expectations, any documented rent-history limits for that unit, and what costs you’ll pay in addition to rent (deposits, move-in fees, and utilities responsibilities).

It’s a starting point based on Openigloo’s available building signals, but the unit’s real terms matter most. Treat the tag as eligibility context, then verify specifics directly with the building for the exact apartment.

Use Openigloo tenant Q&A and feedback tied to each building, then follow up with management about timelines for repairs, package handling, and how maintenance requests are submitted and tracked.

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