Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM8 bus in Manhattan

It indicates the building has rent-stabilized apartments, meaning the unit is under New York rent regulation rather than market-rate only. You’ll still want to confirm the specific unit’s regulation status for the apartment you’re considering.

The page groups buildings based on their proximity to the SIM8 route. Use it as a starting point, then confirm the commute from the building’s specific location and entrance you’d use day to day.

Openigloo shows 259+ buildings that meet both criteria (rent-stabilized + near the SIM8 bus) in Manhattan as of 2026-07-07.

Not automatically. Even with rent-stabilized rent levels, you may still face move-in costs like deposits, application fees, broker-related charges (if applicable), and utilities. Always review the full monthly and upfront cost requirements in the listing and with the building.

No. Rent-stabilized status does not replace the need to ask about renewal timing and documentation requirements for your specific situation. If you’re planning a move with a deadline, ask the building about process and expected timelines.

Ask for: unit-specific rent-stabilized confirmation, the renewal/lease structure for your term, any required paperwork, and building move-in rules (including keys/access, policy on utilities, and any restrictions relevant to your household).

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