Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza station in NYC

It’s a regulatory category tied to NY rent stabilization rules and renewal protections. Buildings shown here are matched to rent-stabilized status using Openigloo’s building data signals, but you should still confirm the unit’s stabilization status with the agent or management.

Openigloo shows 545+ eligible buildings in this scope (as of 2026-07-07). Availability can change daily, so check each building’s current listings for what’s being advertised now.

Openigloo helps you compare buildings by pairing tenant Q&A and review topics with open-data signals available for the building profile. It’s meant to help you ask better questions and avoid surprises, not replace what the management must confirm for your specific unit.

Not always. Rent stabilization governs the regulatory framework, but building-specific policies (application steps, deposits, move-in procedures, and house rules) can still differ. Ask for the exact fee schedule and lease addenda in writing.

Confirm the unit’s stabilization status, the renewal process being offered, and any conditions that affect move-in timing. Also confirm what’s included with the rent (utilities if applicable), and review any building rules that could apply during your tenancy.

No. Tenant feedback is useful for spotting patterns, but it may reflect individual experiences. For compliance details and any current documentation, rely on what management provides for your unit and request clarifications directly.