Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 125 St station in NYC

It filters for buildings where apartments are subject to New York rent stabilization rules, including the regulatory framework around renewals and typical limits on certain rent increases. Individual buildings still handle unit-specific paperwork and lease terms.

Openigloo shows 707+ buildings that currently match the rent-stabilized filter for this page scope.

Not always. A building can include a mix of unit types. Before applying, ask the leasing office which specific units are rent-stabilized and request the lease/unit registration details that apply to that apartment.

Request the renewal terms, confirm the rent and how it’s calculated for the specific unit, and get the move-in payment schedule in writing (deposit, any application fees, and any required upfront costs).

The filter matches building eligibility, not timing. If the building shows current availability, use the listing status and ask about the expected move-in date.

Reviews and tenant Q&A can help you understand recurring patterns like maintenance response and management communication. Use them as context, then verify unit-specific and policy-specific details directly with the building.

Yes—Openigloo surfaces open-data signals alongside renter reports. Those signals can lag day-to-day conditions, so treat them as guidance and confirm current facts with the management office.