Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S52 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter indicating the building has rent-stabilized apartments. Still, you should verify the unit you’re considering and ask the building or leasing office how stabilization applies to that specific apartment and lease.

It’s a location filter tied to the S52 bus corridor. Use it to shorten your search, then confirm the commute for your route, walking time, and nearby stop locations.

Openigloo surfaces building-level signals such as review scores and tenant Q&A themes, plus the current set of advertised apartments when available. You should still contact the building to confirm details that affect your specific unit.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized units, terms and renewal logistics can vary. Ask about renewal timing, documentation, and how maintenance and rent payments are handled for your potential lease.

No. Rent-stabilization affects rent, but move-in costs like deposits and any other required fees can still apply. Confirm the full monthly and up-front cost structure before agreeing to a lease.

Confirm unit status (rent-stabilized for the specific apartment), ask about the building’s maintenance process, clarify move-in timing, and request the documented policies that could affect your situation (e.g., how the building handles requests and access).

No. Filters reduce the set of buildings, but they don’t replace unit-level confirmation. Always verify the details that matter to you—especially for rent-stabilized leases and your exact commute needs.