Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M12 bus in Hell's Kitchen

It refers to NYC rent-stabilized units governed by rent regulation rules, including renewal protections tied to eligibility. Always verify the specific unit’s status and lease terms directly with the building or management.

Treat it as a practical commute and neighborhood-coverage guide. Confirm the walking distance to the stop you’ll use most, and ask about any access constraints (entrance location, street-level navigation, and evening safety considerations).

There are 459+ buildings on this page that match the Hell’s Kitchen + M12 bus + rent-stabilized scope as of the snapshot time.

Confirm renewal and lease start details, ask whether there are any special conditions for rent-stabilized approvals, and review what fees/deposits you’ll owe before move-in. Also clarify utilities responsibility and any ongoing charges beyond base rent.

No. Ratings summarize renter feedback from rated buildings, but building policies and unit-specific conditions can differ. Use the rating as a starting point, then verify specifics with management.

Common requirements can include documentation and eligibility checks tied to rent-stabilized rules and the building’s underwriting process. Ask management what’s required for the specific unit you’re applying to.

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