Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM1C bus in West Village

It’s a regulatory filter that targets buildings with rent-stabilized apartments, which generally come with rules around how rent can change and how renewals work. Always confirm the unit’s specific lease and renewal details with the building.

The SIM1C bus filter narrows buildings by commute access. It can help you shortlist locations, but you should still verify the nearest stop and real travel time for your route.

There are 402+ buildings in this scope right now that match rent-stabilized apartments and SIM1C bus access.

Confirm renewal terms, any rent-history expectations for the specific unit, utilities (included or separate billing), and all move-in requirements (documentation, guarantor/ID rules, deposits, and any non-refundable fees).

They’re a helpful starting point. Use them to compare buildings, but still ask the building targeted questions about current policies, maintenance timelines, and any unit-specific restrictions.

Not necessarily. The regulatory status doesn’t automatically eliminate broker fees, deposits, or utility charges, so budget for the full monthly cost and confirm what applies for the specific unit.

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