Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q58 bus in NYC

It’s the regulatory category used by Openigloo’s filter: apartments governed by NYC rent-stabilization rules. It doesn’t replace what you must confirm for a specific unit—ask the landlord or manager how the apartment is stabilized and what renewal terms apply.

Treat it as a starting area filter. When you tour, confirm the exact route you’ll take, the closest stop to your unit, and realistic walk times during your commute hours.

Not automatically. The building may contain a mix of apartment types or regulatory statuses. Before applying, confirm the exact unit’s status and whether any changes occurred since the last lease.

Ask for the lease renewal plan for stabilized units, what documentation they expect, and how rent adjustments are handled for your specific apartment. If anything is unclear, request it in writing before you sign.

Even with stabilized rents, you should budget for application fees, deposits, and any other required charges. Use Openigloo to compare buildings, then request a full itemized cost breakdown from the management.

Availability shown on Openigloo is based on what’s currently advertised/visible on the platform at the time of viewing. Always verify the details (unit, rent, lease start date, and regulatory status) with the leasing office.

Reviews are renter-reported and can flag recurring issues, but they don’t replace a walkthrough. Use them to generate questions—then confirm maintenance timelines, building policies, and the condition of the specific unit.