Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q102 bus in Manhattan

It means the buildings in these results are flagged as rent-stabilized under the relevant NYC regulatory category. Always verify the specific unit’s status and current lease terms with the building or management before signing.

The filter is based on the building’s proximity and access to the Q102 route within the Manhattan scope. Use the map view to confirm walk time and stop locations for the specific building you’re considering.

No. Even within rent-stabilized buildings, the unit’s rent history and the landlord’s renewal approach can vary by situation. Ask for the renewal terms for the specific unit you want and request any documentation they use for rent setting.

No. The results show buildings that match the filters, but individual units may vary by current availability. Check the advertised unit details and ask about the most current availability window.

Confirm the broker fee rules, the required deposit amount(s), and any other move-in or administrative fees. Also ask what utilities or other recurring charges you’ll be responsible for after lease start.

They help you compare buildings beyond the listing text. Use them to spot patterns on maintenance, communication, and overall leasing experience, then follow up with building questions tailored to the specific unit and lease.

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