Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S59 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for apartments under rent stabilization rules. Still, unit status can vary, so you should verify the specific apartment’s stabilization and renewal details with the landlord or management.

Openigloo groups buildings by practical proximity to the S59 route. Because “near” can mean different things block to block, double-check the exact address and your expected walking time during typical commute hours.

Not always. The building may be eligible for the filter but still have no current availability. Openigloo surfaces what’s advertised now, and you can message or call to confirm the current unit status.

Ask about the lease term, renewal and rent-change expectations, any required documentation, and how maintenance requests are handled. Also confirm whether any unit-specific rules or restrictions apply.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you should confirm the full monthly and move-in costs (for example, deposit and any required fees) and what utilities or other charges are included for your specific unit.

Openigloo compiles building-level information and renter feedback, and it may use open-data indicators to help you screen. You should still confirm everything that affects your specific unit directly with the building.

No. Rent-stabilized eligibility is not the same as income-restricted affordable housing, subsidy programs, or housing-lottery/affordable-housing programs. This page is about the regulatory rent-stabilization status of apartments.