Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM3C bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory category tied to New York’s rent stabilization rules. For each building, you should still confirm the specific unit’s status and lease details with management before you apply or renew.

The page groups buildings by their proximity to the SIM3C bus route. Since stop access and walking times differ, check the map on each building page and verify your route on your own phone navigation.

Not necessarily. The page is filtered for building type and transit proximity, but you’ll still need to check each building page for current availability and any move-in timing.

Ask for the legal rent for the specific unit, whether the lease is a renewal or new tenancy, what protections apply, and what documentation is required for the term you want.

No. Building-level feedback can vary by unit, floor, and landlord practices over time. Use it to shortlist and ask targeted questions, then confirm details with the building.

Yes. Open-data signals and community feedback can lag real-world conditions. If something matters for your move (repairs, pests, security, noise), verify directly with management and ask for confirmation in writing.

Even with rent-stabilized coverage, the full cost can include broker fees, deposits, and utilities depending on the unit. Confirm the complete move-in and monthly total before you commit.