Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M2 bus in Washington Heights

It means the units are in the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Still, confirm the exact unit status with the building (and ask for lease or renewal context) because availability and paperwork can vary by unit.

The page is scoped to buildings along the Washington Heights area where the M2 bus is a relevant transit reference point. Before applying, confirm the walk time from the specific address to the stop you’ll use most.

Washington Heights has a large stock of buildings where rent regulation varies by unit. Use Openigloo filters and then ask each building about current availability, lease terms, and the specific unit’s status.

Ask about the lease start date, any renewal process notes, what’s included in the rent (including utilities, where applicable), and building policies that affect move-in and day-to-day access (laundry, packages, keys/fobs).

Building-level ratings are based on rated buildings and renter feedback patterns, but individual units can differ in noise, layout, and condition. Use the rating as a shortlist tool, then validate details with the building.

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Use Openigloo to compare what renters report and to keep your notes organized, then contact each building directly to confirm current application steps, required documents, and any move-in fees tied to the specific unit.