Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S78 bus in Staten Island

It indicates the building is in the rent-stabilized regulatory category, which generally means renewals and rent adjustments follow rent-stabilization rules. You should still confirm the specific legal rent and renewal/lease terms for the exact apartment you plan to rent.

The page is scoped to Staten Island buildings that meet the S78 bus proximity criteria used in Openigloo’s building matching. Use it to focus your search around that route, then confirm exact walking distance and travel time for your typical hours.

No. The page scope is for buildings that match the filters. Availability can change, so check the currently advertised apartments within each building on Openigloo.

Confirm the legal rent amount, renewal terms, and how the building handles recertification/documentation (if applicable). Also confirm any additional move-in requirements (deposit and fees) and any timeline constraints tied to the unit.

Yes. Rent-stabilized status affects rent, but your full monthly cost can still include items like deposit terms, utilities (if not included), and any broker or processing costs described in your lease paperwork. Review your lease documents carefully.

They’re useful for screening, but they’re not a substitute for asking management. Use them to form questions, then verify specifics with the building or leasing office for the exact apartment and lease you’re considering.

Grymes Hill with 257+ buildings; Saint George with 517+ buildings; Mariners Harbor with 628+ buildings; West Brighton with 547+ buildings; Port Richmond with 517+ buildings.