Rent-stabilized 2-bedroom apartments for rent near 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza

It means the apartment is tagged as rent-stabilized, which is a regulatory category with rules around rent increases and renewals. It is not the same as affordable housing, and you should still verify the unit’s status before applying.

There are 30+ apartments for rent in this scope right now. The median rent is $5,064, so compare each unit’s asking rent against the broader cost of the lease and move-in expenses.

No. Rent-stabilized is not the same as income-restricted, subsidized, or housing-lottery housing. It refers to a regulatory status that may limit rent increases and protect renewals, but eligibility is not based on a lottery or income program.

Openigloo uses building and unit data to tag apartments that are reported or identified as rent-stabilized. You should still confirm the status with the landlord, agent, or lease documents because the listing tag is not a legal determination by itself.

Confirm the exact rent, lease term, broker fee, security deposit, utilities, and whether the apartment is truly rent-stabilized. Also check what the building says about renewals, roommate rules, and move-in timing.

Current demand is showing up in East Village with 225+ apartments for rent, Hell's Kitchen with 388+ apartments for rent, Downtown Brooklyn with 312+ apartments for rent, Flatbush with 289+ apartments for rent, and Stuyvesant Town/PCV with 268+ apartments for rent. These trending areas can help you compare where inventory is concentrating.

Location near transit, building age, amenities, lease length, and fees can all change the real monthly cost. Even with a rent-stabilized tag, the full cost of the apartment may be higher once you add broker fees, deposits, utilities, and any required charges.