Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S48 bus in NYC

It means the buildings shown are mapped to apartments under NYC rent stabilization rules, which affects rent setting and renewal protections. Unit eligibility can still vary, so confirm your specific unit type with the building.

The page combines the rent-stabilized filter with an S48-bus proximity/location constraint. Because “near” can differ by building and stop, verify walking time and routes for the exact address before committing.

Not always. Building-wide filters indicate rent-stabilized apartments are present/eligible, but individual units can differ by status. Confirm the unit’s regulation directly with the leasing office.

Ask what the current lease/renewal process is for your unit, what documentation they require, and how repairs and maintenance requests are handled. If anything is offered verbally, request written confirmation.

No. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, the full monthly move-in picture still matters (and move-in costs like deposits and required fees can affect affordability). Ask for a line-item breakdown before you sign.

Filters tell you what rules apply, but they don’t guarantee day-to-day experiences. Tenant Q&A and building-level notes can help you spot patterns around responsiveness, repair timelines, and communication.

Yes. Availability changes, and building practices or how units are categorized can shift over time. Always double-check unit status, lease terms, and any restrictions directly with the building.