Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B train in West Village

It’s a regulatory rent category associated with rent-stabilized apartments. You should still confirm details for the exact unit with the building and review the lease paperwork before applying.

It scopes the buildings to the B-train area so you can focus your search on a specific subway corridor. Always double-check how far a given building is from the station entrances you’ll use.

Not necessarily. The building may include a mix of units, so verify the exact apartment status (including renewal and rent history items) in the lease or by asking management.

Ask what’s included in the rent, the total monthly cost with utilities, and the move-in fees/deposit requirements. Also confirm building policies that affect your routine (laundry, packages, visitors, and any restrictions).

You can use the building rating signal and renter-provided context to compare options. Then confirm anything operational or lease-specific directly with the building.

No. Filter results narrow the category and location, but unit layouts, renovations, and availability vary. Treat the filter as a shortlist, not a guarantee of what you’ll get.