Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM34 bus in NYC

It means the building search is filtered to units associated with NYC rent stabilization (a rent-regulated program with renewal protections). You should still confirm with the landlord or agent that the specific unit you’re considering is rent-stabilized.

It’s a location filter aimed at buildings along or close to the SIM34 route corridor. Distances can vary by stop, so confirm the walking route and commute time for your specific stop.

Openigloo shows 2,386+ buildings on this page (as of 2026-07-07). Counts can change as availability and building records update.

Not necessarily. Some buildings can have a mix of unit types. Before signing or paying a deposit, ask the managing party to confirm the unit’s regulatory status and current rent basis in writing.

Even for rent-stabilized units, you should budget for the full move-in costs. Ask about deposits, any brokers’ fees (if applicable), utility and access requirements, and any one-time building charges.

Yes, rent-stabilized units come with regulatory rules that can impact renewal and rent adjustments. However, outcomes depend on the unit and its circumstances, so request the renewal plan and documentation from management before you commit.

Openigloo uses renter-reported content like building reviews and Q&A where available, plus open-data signals tied to building records. Still, use these as a starting point and confirm current conditions directly with the building.