Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the X37 bus in Manhattan

It indicates the buildings on this page include apartments under New York rent-stabilization rules. The exact terms can vary by unit, so confirm the lease status and any renewal details for the specific apartment you’re considering.

The page groups buildings in Manhattan that are near an X37 bus route/stop. Use it as a commute starting point, then verify the closest stop and walk time based on your schedule.

Not necessarily. This page filters for building eligibility (rent-stabilized + X37 bus area), but availability changes. Check the specific building’s current advertised units on Openigloo.

Confirm unit-specific lease/renewal terms, how rent increases are handled for that apartment, move-in costs (deposit/security and any building fees), and any documentation requirements. Tenant Q&A can help, but you’ll still want confirmation from the building or managing agent.

Openigloo surfaces building-level information and tenant-focused Q&A tied to the building, along with signals from rated buildings. Use them to guide questions, not to replace direct verification with management.

No. Rent-stabilized apartments are governed by regulation, not by income-restricted eligibility rules like HPD/NYCHA programs or Housing Lottery/affordable-housing programs, and they are not Section 8.

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