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

It means the building is tagged under the rent-stabilized regulatory category on Openigloo. You should still confirm the unit’s exact rent history, renewal terms, and any current eligibility details directly with the building or leasing agent.

There are 36+ buildings on Openigloo that match the rent-stabilized filter for this location scope.

Not necessarily. A building can match rent-stabilized criteria even if a specific unit isn’t currently advertised. Check the building page for current availability, or contact the staff for the most up-to-date options.

Confirm the lease start/end dates, renewal expectations, rent amount and how it’s stated, and any required documentation. Also ask about fees, deposits, and what utilities or services are included in the monthly cost.

The page scope is based on the 111 St station area, but walking time and commute routes vary by where you start and how you travel. Treat distance as a starting point and verify your exact commute route.

Yes. Openigloo surfaces renter-focused signals like review information and tenant Q&A on each building page. Use those to spot common questions, but still validate anything policy-related with the building directly.

Rent-stabilized status can affect how rents and renewals work, but the day-to-day requirements (application documents, eligibility questions, and lease mechanics) are still administered by the building. Ask the leasing office to walk you through the process for the specific unit you’re considering.