Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM30 bus in Midtown

It flags buildings where available apartments are under rent stabilization rules. Because rules and renewals depend on the specific unit and lease situation, always confirm the unit’s regulatory status and renewal terms with the building.

The page focuses Midtown buildings mapped to the SIM30 bus route area so you can search by transit proximity. Exact walking time can vary by the entrance and your route, so verify directions from the unit location.

The page shows the live eligible building count (38+), but availability can change. Check each building’s current apartment advertisements and contact the building if you do not see what you need.

Ask about current rent, renewal process, required documentation, move-in timing, and any building-specific policies that could affect your start date. If you’re considering a specific unit, confirm details directly for that unit.

No. They help you compare, but you should treat them as a starting point. The building can confirm current status, lease terms, fees, and any recent changes.

Rent-stabilized buildings often have process steps that depend on the unit and lease timeline. If you think you may pass after touring, clarify application timing, any paperwork required, and whether the building holds units.

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