Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 116 St station in NYC

It refers to NYC rent-stabilization regulatory status for apartments in eligible buildings. Lease renewal protections and allowable rent changes are typically governed by the applicable stabilization rules, but the exact situation varies by unit and landlord practices.

There are 655+ buildings shown for this station area with rent-stabilized apartments, as of 2026-07-07.

Openigloo uses the station-area scope tied to 116 St for this page. Still, walking time can vary depending on which entrance you use and where the unit is located—confirm the exact address when you shortlist.

Not necessarily. Some units may be regulated differently, newly converted, or subject to unit-specific rules. Always ask for the unit’s current status and documentation tied to the specific apartment you’re considering.

Request the current lease terms and proof of stabilization status for that unit, confirm renewal expectations, and ask what rent documentation the landlord provides for the apartment you’ll rent.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized pricing, you can still face application fees, broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and move-in or administrative costs. Utilities and any required building charges can also affect your total monthly budget.

Openigloo combines building signals, tenant-focused insights, and review-style context for rated buildings and tenant Q&A. Use it to compare and draft questions, then verify the final lease terms and unit status directly with the landlord or managing agent.