Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q83 bus in NYC

It refers to apartments regulated under New York rent-stabilization rules, typically with limits on how rents can be increased and with renewal protections that apply to eligible tenants. Always confirm the exact unit status for the apartment you’re offered.

Openigloo shows 267+ buildings that match this combined filter set as of 2026-07-07.

It means the building is within the page’s Q83-focused search area. Since exact distances vary by stop and street layout, verify the commute using the building’s address and specific stops you’ll use most.

Ask about the current rent and the specific renewal terms, what increases (if any) may apply, any required documentation, and whether the unit has any restrictions tied to the lease.

They can help you shortlist, but you should still confirm key terms with the landlord or managing agent. Pricing, fees, and lease specifics can differ by unit even within the same building.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, total monthly and move-in costs can include deposits, application fees, broker fees (if applicable), utilities, and building-imposed move-in charges. Ask for a clear breakdown.

They can be. Policies and unit availability change. Treat Openigloo information as a starting point, then confirm current conditions directly with the building before you commit.