Rent-stabilized apartments for rent in top rated buildings in All Upper Manhattan

It means the apartment is marked as rent-stabilized, a regulatory category with rules around rent increases and renewals. It is not the same as affordable housing or a lottery unit.

It refers to buildings with stronger review scores on Openigloo. That can help you compare renter experiences, but you should still read the comments and verify current conditions yourself.

There are 11 apartments for rent on this page, and the median rent is $5,345. Use both numbers as a quick way to judge how much budget room you need in this scope.

No. Rent-stabilized is a regulatory category, not an income-restricted or subsidized housing program. This page shows market-rate apartments that are also marked rent-stabilized, so you still need to compare asking rent and total move-in costs.

It is a filter applied to apartments that are marked rent-stabilized in this scope. Openigloo uses the current inventory and apartment metadata to surface those units, rather than a price cutoff or housing-program rule.

Location within All Upper Manhattan, building age, amenities, and lease terms all matter. Broker fee, security deposit, utilities, and any required move-in charges can change the real monthly cost more than the asking rent alone.

Ask whether the unit is still rent-stabilized, whether the lease term matches your plan, and whether there are application fees, broker fees, or building rules that could affect move-in.