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

It means the building’s units are categorized under New York rent-stabilization. You still need to confirm the specific apartment’s rent-stabilized status with the landlord/management and request the lease documents for the exact unit you want.

Openigloo filters buildings that fall within the 103 St station area. If you’re commuting to a specific entrance or line, double-check the walk time during your own search and on mapping apps.

No. This landing page is scoped to buildings that match the rent-stabilized and station-area criteria. Availability can change by the time you contact the building.

Request the lease terms in writing, confirm the apartment’s rent-stabilized status, and ask how renewal and rent adjustments would apply to your lease term. Also clarify any fees, deposit terms, and documentation requirements.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, the total monthly and upfront costs can include deposits, application fees, and any required move-in charges. Confirm the full cost breakdown with the building before you commit.

Openigloo combines building-provided details with tenant Q&A and review signals, plus open-data/record-based indicators where available. Use this to narrow down, then verify the final terms directly with management.

Message or call the building/management and ask targeted questions about the exact apartment’s rent-stabilized status, renewal process, move-in timeline, and all applicable fees. Bring the lease terms to review before signing.