Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the QM6 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments subject to rent stabilization rules. The filter helps you find buildings where rent-stabilized apartments are present, but you should confirm the specific unit’s stabilization status with the leasing office and in the offered lease paperwork.

The QM6 bus proximity filter is used to target buildings near the QM6 bus line. Use Openigloo’s map and building address details to sanity-check walking time and access during the hours you’d commute.

No. The “342+” count refers to eligible buildings matching the filters. Individual units may or may not be available at any given time, so check each building’s current apartment availability on Openigloo.

Verify the unit’s stabilization classification, the lease term offered, renewal terms, and how the rent is calculated. Ask for details in writing and confirm any building policies that affect move-in or renewals.

Usually not. Even with rent-stabilized pricing, you should confirm the full monthly and move-in costs (broker fee if applicable, deposits, and any utilities responsibilities listed in the lease).

Prices, availability, and policies can change. Use tenant Q&A and recent review timestamps where shown, then ask the leasing office the same questions you’re relying on before you apply or commit.

Yes. A building can have a mix of apartment types, so the safer approach is to confirm the exact apartment classification and lease terms for the specific unit you plan to rent.