Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM4C bus in Little Italy

It’s a regulatory filter for units covered by NYC rent stabilization rules, including tenant protections around renewals and certain rent increases. Policies can still vary by building and unit, so confirm the unit’s status directly with management.

The page narrows buildings using location signals relative to the SIM4C bus route. Still verify the actual walk time from the building to your usual stop and the times that matter to your schedule.

Start with the building’s eligible status on this page, then check rated-building information and tenant Q&A to flag recurring issues. Finally, confirm unit-specific details like lease terms, renewal timing, and any documentation requirements with the building.

The page is filtered for eligible buildings, but availability changes. Use Openigloo to check what’s currently offered in each building, then ask about current openings and move-in dates.

Ask what’s due upfront (application fees, deposits, and move-in requirements) and what ongoing costs apply. Also confirm building rules that can affect rent-stabilized leases, such as documentation standards, guarantor expectations, and policies around renewals.

Yes—within this scope, the latest snapshot shows East Village with 11,857+ buildings, Hell’s Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings, Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings, Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings, and Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

For rent-regulated apartments, documentation and unit status matter. Even if Openigloo notes help narrow choices, you should request the building’s current written terms and confirm the unit’s stabilization status and lease specifics before moving forward.