Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M72 bus in Manhattan

It means the building has rent-stabilized apartments under New York rent regulation. The page is scoped to those buildings, but each available unit can still have different rent amounts and lease terms—confirm the specifics with the building.

The filter focuses your search on buildings located close to the M72 route in Manhattan. Still, walk the route (or check directions) from the building to your most-used M72 stop to verify the commute works for your schedule.

No. The 1,610+ count reflects eligible buildings in scope. Availability changes as units turn over, so you’ll need to confirm current openings with each building or via the apartment pages on Openigloo.

Ask for the legal rent-stabilized status tied to the exact apartment, the renewal and vacancy rules that apply in your case, and any building-specific move-in requirements (documents, fees, and deposit terms).

Not necessarily. Even with rent-stabilized terms, move-in costs like deposits, application fees, and any building charges still apply. Always request the full fee breakdown from the building before you commit.

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Use reviews and tenant Q&A to understand what others report about management responsiveness, maintenance, noise, and practical rules. Then verify any concerns directly with the building—especially policies that affect move-in timing and day-to-day living.