Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q53-SBS bus in NYC

It flags buildings where apartments fall under rent stabilization. Exact eligibility can vary by unit and legal rent history, so you should confirm the status of the specific unit you’re considering with the building or managing agent.

Openigloo uses the building’s location to surface nearby buildings in the Q53-SBS corridor. Still, check your commute from the building entrance to your usual stop for the time window you care about.

No. This page helps you find rent-stabilized buildings near the Q53-SBS, but availability can change. Use each building’s Openigloo page to see what’s currently advertised.

Ask what the renewal process looks like for the unit you’re targeting, including any timelines the building follows and what documentation or notice they require. If you’re planning a move-in around a lease transition, confirm dates early.

Regulatory status doesn’t automatically eliminate move-in costs. Ask the building for a clear list of application fees, deposits, and any required documentation, and confirm which costs are one-time vs. recurring.

Openigloo building pages combine signals like community Q&A and rated buildings, plus open-data context where available. For anything legal or unit-specific, verify directly with the building.

Shortlist by the unit details you need (layout, floor/size, current status), then compare practical factors: commute from the exact entrance, total monthly cost (rent plus recurring extras), lease and renewal questions, and what tenant notes say about responsiveness and maintenance.