Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the QM10 bus in NYC

It indicates the building has apartments under New York rent-stabilization rules (subject to the individual unit’s status). You should still confirm the specific unit’s registration and current terms with the building or management.

It’s a location filter tied to the QM10 route area. Exact walking distance depends on the building’s address, so verify stop proximity and your commute time during your search.

Use the building cards on Openigloo to compare building-level details, then cross-check with tenant Q&A and any relevant open-data signals tied to the property.

Yes. Even when protections apply, terms like renewal timing, required forms, and how rent changes are handled can vary. Ask management what to expect for the specific unit type you’re considering.

No. This page is focused on buildings that match the criteria, not availability. When you open a building, look for currently advertised apartments (and confirm eligibility with management).

Move-in costs can include deposits and building move-in fees. Also ask how utilities are set up for the unit, since your full monthly budget depends on the total of rent plus utilities and any recurring charges.

Use it to spot patterns in how the building handles requests and day-to-day issues, then confirm anything important directly with management during your tour or before submitting paperwork.