Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M104 bus in Upper West Side

It’s a regulatory category for apartments with rent-stabilized protections. Rules can affect renewals, increases, and how non-renewals are handled, so confirm the unit’s current status and process directly with the building.

The page narrows buildings to the Upper West Side area that’s associated with the M104 bus. Use it to reduce search time, then confirm the exact walking route and stop location for your preferred commute.

No. This page is scoped to eligible rent-stabilized buildings, but specific apartments can still have different availability dates. Openigloo helps you check what’s advertised and then confirm with management.

Beyond the asking rent, confirm the total monthly cost and up-front requirements like deposits and building fees. Also ask what utilities are included (if any) and whether any recurring charges apply to the unit.

Ask how renewals work for the specific unit, what documentation they require, and what timeline they follow. For rent-stabilized apartments, getting clarity on renewal steps before committing helps prevent surprises.

Use ratings as a starting point. Look for the details behind the rated building feedback and compare multiple buildings, then ask management questions about the issues renters mention most often.

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