Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM3 bus in Midtown

It’s a regulatory category indicating the apartments are covered by rent stabilization rules. Specific lease terms, renewal practices, and unit eligibility can vary by building, so confirm details for the exact unit you’re considering.

Use it as a commute shortcut, not a guarantee. Walking time and route usefulness depend on where you’re getting on/off and the block-by-block layout, so check your most likely stops in advance.

Openigloo is designed to help you compare buildings as you search for apartments for rent. Availability can change, so verify current openings with the building and double-check the unit details shown on the listing view.

No. Even with regulated rent, confirm the total monthly and move-in costs that can still apply (deposits, broker fee expectations where relevant, and any recurring building charges or utilities).

Ask about current rent-stabilized status for the specific unit, renewal/lease timing, maintenance turnaround for the unit type you’re considering, and any practical policies that affect move-in (entry access, package handling, and rules that apply to your household).

Yes. Open-data and building signals can be out of date for a particular unit. Confirm the unit’s current stabilization status and any documentation or records that support it directly with management.