Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM25 bus in Manhattan

It’s a regulatory category: the building is listed as having rent-stabilized apartments, which typically means renewals and rent adjustments follow rent-stabilization rules. Exact outcomes depend on the unit and lease history, so confirm details for the specific apartment with management.

The page narrows results to buildings in Manhattan near the SIM25 bus corridor. Use the building details to confirm the closest stops and how the commute fits your schedule.

Not necessarily. The building count reflects eligible buildings in scope. Openigloo shows current availability where it exists, so open each building page to see what’s advertised now.

For stabilized units, confirm the unit’s renewal terms and any planned rent adjustments, plus practical items like deposits, building fees, required documents, lease start/move-in timing, and any unit-specific rules.

They’re useful signals, but not guarantees. Treat them as context. For anything critical, ask the building directly and confirm current policies and conditions before you move forward.

No. This page focuses on rent-stabilized regulatory status and building details. It is not income-restricted housing, not subsidized, not NYCHA, not HPD, not Section 8, and not a housing-lottery / affordable-housing program.

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