Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M100 bus in Morningside Heights

It refers to units subject to rent stabilization rules and typically eligible for renewal protections under NY rent regulation. Still, the specific unit’s rent history and renewal situation matter, so confirm the details for the exact apartment you’re considering.

This page focuses on buildings located near the M100 bus route within Morningside Heights, so you can reduce commuting variability. Use the building map and then verify walk time on foot for your likely stop.

99+ is the count of eligible buildings in this scope. Availability can vary by building and unit, so check each building’s currently advertised apartments on Openigloo and confirm dates with management.

Confirm the unit’s current legal rent, whether the lease is renewing or starting new, the expected move-in timeline, and what paperwork the building requires. Also ask about deposits, broker fees (if any), and any rules that affect occupancy.

No. Even if the asking rent is governed by stabilization, the full monthly and upfront budget still depends on the building’s charges (such as deposit and any broker-related fees) and the apartment’s utilities setup.

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Start with the building page details, then cross-check what’s written against what management tells you during scheduling. Use notes from rated buildings to look for recurring issues, and confirm policy specifics for the exact unit.