Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the SIM10 bus in Staten Island

It means the building is flagged in the rent-stabilized category so you can focus on rent-regulated apartments. Still, confirm the specific unit’s status with the building’s leasing office before applying.

It narrows buildings to locations near the SIM10 bus route on Staten Island. Because “near” can vary by stop and walking time, confirm the nearest stop and your expected commute when you reach out.

This scope is a building search for rent-stabilized buildings near the SIM10 bus. Availability can vary by unit, so check the building’s current apartment listings on Openigloo and contact the landlord if you don’t see the move-in window you need.

Ask about renewal expectations, any notice requirements, current rent and rent-change history where available, and what documentation they require. If the unit isn’t vacant, ask about timing and the process to take over.

Yes. Even when rent is regulated, you should budget for the full monthly move-in cost components that apply in practice, like security deposit and any broker fee, plus utilities and any building move-in charges.

Use it to guide your questions. Maintenance and communication can vary by building and staff, so ask for specifics (response times, current work orders, and how issues are handled) based on what tenants mention.

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.