What does rent-stabilized mean on this page?

It means the apartment is identified as rent-stabilized, which usually limits how much rent can increase and may support renewal rights. It is not the same as affordable housing or a discount on rent.

How many apartments for rent are on this page?

There are 183 apartments for rent near landmarks in NYC on this page, with a median rent of $5,077.

How do I know if a unit is really rent-stabilized?

Ask the landlord or agent for the unit's rent history and the paperwork showing its regulated status. Don't rely on the headline alone; lease terms and the building record matter.

What fees or restrictions should I watch for?

Rent-stabilized status does not remove common move-in costs. Ask about the security deposit, broker fee, application fee, utilities, and any lease clauses that could affect renewal or occupancy.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now?

The latest snapshot shows East Village, Hell's Kitchen, Downtown Brooklyn, Flatbush, and Stuyvesant Town/PCV.

Can nearby landmarks affect pricing or availability?

Yes. Apartments near major landmarks can have higher demand, shorter notice windows, and fewer move-in choices, so it helps to act quickly and compare the total monthly cost before applying.

Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks in NYC

Find 183 rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks in NYC, with options you can narrow by area and building details. The median rent is $5,077, so compare the asking rent with the full monthly cost before you apply. Openigloo helps you screen buildings with renter-first signals like reviews and verified details, so you can check lease terms, renewal rules, and building history before touring. For rent-stabilized homes, confirm the current legal rent, permitted increases, and any move-in fees with the agent.

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What to check when comparing rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks

Expect regulated rent increases and renewal protections, but still review the lease and rent history for the exact unit.
Compare the asking rent to the full monthly cost, including utilities, broker fee, security deposit, and any move-in charges.
Building reviews on Openigloo can help you spot recurring issues before you tour or apply.
Near-landmark demand can move quickly, so ask for the current availability date and application requirements early.
Confirm whether the unit is actually rent-stabilized and ask for the documentation behind that status.

Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks in trending NYC neighborhoods

Hell's Kitchen

292 apartments

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Rent-stabilized verified apartments for rent near landmarks in NYC

2,018 apartments

Rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent near landmarks in NYC

1,552 apartments

Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks in other NYC boroughs

Each borough has a different mix of inventory. Explore apartments for rent in NYC boroughs and find the best fit for your priorities. Start broad, then narrow by bedrooms, budget, and building quality signals.

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Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks in NYC

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Rent-stabilized

Yorkville·1 bed, 1 bath

420 E 80 St #11H

Lenox Hill·1 bed, 1 bath

4.2(18)

200 East 72 Street #29E

$5,400

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Rent-stabilized

Yorkville·2 beds, 1 bath

3.6(3)

315 East 84 Street #22

$5,495

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Rent-stabilized

Midtown South·1 bed, 1 bath

4.1(20)

125 W 31 St #18J

$5,499

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What to check when comparing rent-stabilized apartments for rent near landmarks

Expect regulated rent increases and renewal protections, but still review the lease and rent history for the exact unit.
Compare the asking rent to the full monthly cost, including utilities, broker fee, security deposit, and any move-in charges.
Building reviews on Openigloo can help you spot recurring issues before you tour or apply.
Near-landmark demand can move quickly, so ask for the current availability date and application requirements early.
Confirm whether the unit is actually rent-stabilized and ask for the documentation behind that status.