Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM22 bus in NYC

It refers to apartments under New York rent regulation rules, typically with renewal protections and limits on certain rent increases. Still, the exact status applies at the apartment/unit level, so confirm the unit you’re offered is the one that’s rent-stabilized.

This page narrows buildings to those matched near the SIM22 bus route. Use it to reduce commute uncertainty, then validate the walking time and route reliability from the specific address during your typical hours.

No. The number is for eligible buildings. Availability changes by unit and over time, so check the current advertised apartments for each building you’re considering.

Confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, the renewal terms that apply to your lease, any restrictions that affect your ability to stay, and the actual rent and fees you’ll pay at move-in (including deposits and utility responsibility).

Often they can, but policies vary by building. Ask the manager or leasing office what documents they require, how they handle guarantors, and whether there are any building-specific application steps for rent-stabilized units.

Openigloo helps you compare and ask targeted questions, but building conditions and policies can change. Treat tenant Q&A and open signals as guidance, then confirm details directly with the building during your process.

Don’t compare only asking rent. Ask what’s included, estimate your monthly utilities, and confirm any recurring fees plus one-time move-in costs (and any broker or processing fees, if applicable) before you commit.