Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M116 bus in Manhattan

It indicates the building/unit is categorized under rent stabilization (regulatory status that can affect renewals and allowable increases). You should still confirm the exact unit’s stabilization details and lease terms with the building.

It groups Manhattan buildings that are within the page’s M116 corridor scope so you can focus on commuting access along that route. Distances vary by address, so verify the walk/transfer time for the specific building.

No. The count reflects eligible buildings under the filters, but availability changes. Check the building page for current advertisements and move-in windows.

Ask about the specific unit’s rent-stabilized status, renewal timing, potential increases, required documentation, move-in costs, and whether there are any building rules that affect your lease (for example, occupancy or pet policies).

No. This is scoped to all of Manhattan, centered on the M116 bus corridor and rent-stabilized buildings—so you’ll see multiple areas represented.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you’ll want to confirm what you’ll pay in addition to rent, such as utilities, deposits, broker-related charges (if applicable), and any building fees tied to the lease or move-in process.

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