Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S76 bus in Grymes Hill
Grymes Hill is a Staten Island neighborhood where renters can look at a focused set of buildings, including 58+ eligible rent-stabilized options tied to the S76 bus filter. Use the building pages to compare unit-specific details rather than assuming all buildings operate the same way. In this snapshot for Grymes Hill, there are 58+ buildings under the current filter scope. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
Find buildings in Grymes Hill, Staten Island that have rent-stabilized apartments near the S76 bus route. This page covers 58+ eligible buildings matching the rent-stabilized filter and S76 bus area criteria. Openigloo helps you narrow down faster using building-level signals plus what renters say. Use the listings in each building to review reported conditions, check patterns in recent tenant Q&A, and confirm the specifics that affect move-in, like rent rules at renewal and any current unit availability.
Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S76 bus in Grymes Hill
Showing 55–58 of 58 buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S76 bus in Grymes Hill.

26 Arlo Rd
Grymes Hill

27 Arlo Road
Grymes Hill

55 Arlo Road
Grymes Hill
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61 Hillside Avenue
Grymes Hill
What to check before choosing a building with rent-stabilized apartments near the S76 bus in Grymes Hill
- Treat “rent-stabilized” as a regulatory category, not a promise of price. Confirm the current legal rent, how renewals work, and whether any preferential rents apply to the unit you want.
- Use the S76 bus criteria as a location shortcut. Still verify the exact stop/route timing from the building address to your daily destinations.
- Before signing, ask how utilities are handled and what other monthly costs you’ll pay beyond rent (fees, deposits, and any required charges).
- Check apartment readiness details early: floor plan, typical repair timelines mentioned in tenant Q&A, and how the building handles maintenance requests.
- If a unit is offered as “available,” confirm the lease start date, any documentation requirements, and whether viewings are scheduled through the building or management.
- Keep notes on how the building manages turnover. Rent-stabilized units can still change by floor plan, building condition, and move-in timing, so compare like-for-like.