Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S96 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory category indicating the building has rent-stabilized units. You still need to confirm the specific apartment’s status, current legal rent, and how renewal or vacancy impacts what you’ll pay.

There are 134+ buildings matched to rent-stabilized apartments plus the S96 bus filter (as of 2026-07-07).

No. The S96 bus filter is a location match. Commute time depends on the exact building address, the nearest stop, traffic patterns, and your destination.

Verify the apartment’s rent-stabilized status, the specific rent/renewal terms, and the paperwork the building requires. Also confirm maintenance and entry procedures so you know what to expect after move-in.

Not always. Even when rent is rent-stabilized, the full monthly cost can be affected by broker fee (if applicable), security deposit, and any required building fees or recurring charges. Ask the building what you’ll owe at move-in and monthly.

Because rules don’t tell you everything about day-to-day management. Openigloo feedback can help you spot recurring maintenance or communication patterns, but you should still confirm the terms directly with the building.

Request the specific documentation and the unit’s stabilization status from the building or management office before applying or signing. Avoid relying on general building-level descriptions.