Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 103 St station in NYC

It means the buildings shown are mapped to the rent-stabilized regulatory category. You should still confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, legal rent, and renewal details with the building before signing.

Openigloo currently shows 625+ buildings that match the rent-stabilized filter for this route-wide search scope.

No. This is a building landing page. Availability changes, so check whether there are apartments for rent currently advertised for the specific building and unit type.

Ask for the unit’s legal rent, how renewals and rent increases are handled, the lease start/renewal timing, utility responsibilities, and any building rules that affect day-to-day living.

No. Use Openigloo to compare buildings, then verify key regulatory and lease terms directly with the building. Renter Q&A and open-data signals can help you ask better questions, but they don’t replace confirmation.

Beyond the asking rent, factor in the full move-in cost such as application/admin fees, deposits, and utilities. These vary by building and lease setup, so confirm totals early.

Treat them as leads, not promises. If something matters to you (maintenance timelines, entry process, noise, laundry, package handling), ask follow-up questions and confirm during the lease process.