Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 111 St station in NYC

It refers to apartments governed by New York rent stabilization rules, with protections tied to regulated leases and renewals. You still need to confirm the specific unit’s status and current terms with the building.

274+ buildings match this rent-stabilized scope on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

Not by itself. Even with regulated rent, the full monthly cost can change based on utilities, building fees, and required deposits. Ask for the complete breakdown before you sign.

Ask whether the apartment is currently available as a rent-stabilized unit, what the renewal expectations are, what documentation is required, and the exact move-in costs (deposit, fees, utilities responsibilities).

Rent-stabilized renewals involve specific rules and timing. To avoid surprises, confirm the lease term offered, renewal expectations, and any paperwork deadlines with the building directly.

You can review tenant Q&A and reviews, compare building-level notes, and use available open-data signals to guide your questions—then verify unit-specific details with the building.

They’re helpful context, but conditions can change. Use them to identify what to verify (maintenance, amenities, management response), and confirm current details directly with the building.