Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM35 bus in NYC

It indicates the apartment is under New York rent stabilization rules. The page is meant to help you find eligible buildings, but you should still confirm the specific unit’s stabilization status and current rent with the building.

It’s used to narrow the NYC building results to places that fall within the SIM35 bus-area match. Always verify commute time using the building’s exact address and your typical route.

No. The building scope matches rent-stabilized criteria, but availability can vary by unit. Check each specific unit’s details (or ask management) before applying or signing.

Ask for the rent-stabilized lease details, any planned renewal steps, and the full move-in picture: deposit, any required fees, and whether utilities are included.

Rent-stabilized rules govern rent and certain tenancy protections, but buildings still require standard application and documentation. Ask what paperwork they need and whether there are any practical limits tied to the unit.

You can review building-level information, use tenant Q&A where available, and compare signals from open-data context. Then use those questions during tours to confirm the details that matter for your lease.

Shortlist a few buildings, then confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, exact included services, lease term and renewal process, and the total monthly cost—not just the asking rent—before you commit.