Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM3C bus in Manhattan

It’s a regulatory filter for apartments governed by New York rent stabilization rules. Still, confirm on each building’s page that the specific unit you’re considering is the one that’s actually rent-stabilized.

The page focuses on buildings near the SIM3C bus area in Manhattan. Because proximity is location-specific, check the building address and estimate walking time to your usual destinations.

No. Rent-stabilized isn’t the same as income-restricted or subsidized housing. This page is not NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8, and it’s not a housing-lottery or affordability program.

Confirm the exact unit’s rent-stabilized status, the current lease term, and the move-in requirements. Also ask about full monthly costs and one-time costs (deposit, any broker fee, and building fees) beyond the asking rent.

Openigloo surfaces building signals and tenant Q&A, but policies and unit availability change. Treat the listing as a starting point and verify the legal/regulatory details and application requirements directly with the building or management.

They can help you understand day-to-day factors like maintenance responsiveness and building operations. Use them to ask sharper questions during viewings, but remember unit-level terms can differ.

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