Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the QM4 bus in Manhattan

It refers to apartments in rent-stabilized buildings. Terms, renewal practices, and rent changes can vary by building and by unit, so Openigloo’s role is to help you find candidates—then you should confirm the exact lease details with the building.

This page covers 111+ eligible buildings in Manhattan, based on Openigloo’s current dataset and filter scope.

Openigloo uses the QM4 bus corridor to group nearby buildings for you to compare commute-friendly options. Still, check the exact walking time from the specific address to the stop you use most.

Confirm the apartment’s lease terms and renewal expectations, and ask about any unit-specific restrictions or requirements. Also review how rent is stated, what’s included, and what happens if you need to renew or change move-in dates.

Yes. Even when rent-stabilized is the regulatory category, the full monthly cost still depends on what the building charges for fees, deposit, and how utilities are handled. Make sure those details are clear in writing before you commit.

Use building pages to review tenant Q&A and building-level signals, then filter to keep only the buildings that match QM4 + rent-stabilized. After short-listing, contact the management office to validate unit availability and lease terms.

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