Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 135 St station in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for rent-stabilized apartments. The filter is meant to help you find buildings where rent regulation applies to the eligible units, but you should still confirm the specific apartment’s status before applying.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 729+ buildings matching the 135-st + rent-stabilized multi-filter scope.

No. It means the building is within the search area around the 135 St station stop. Check the building address and your route time for your exact commuting needs.

Confirm the unit is the rent-stabilized apartment being offered, review the lease start and renewal details, and ask for any written notes on repairs, building rules, or timelines that could affect move-in.

Yes. Regulated rents don’t remove typical moving costs. Ask about application or screening fees, deposit terms, and what utilities (if any) you’re responsible for under the lease.

Yes, it’s possible. That’s why you should confirm the exact unit you’re touring and the documents that establish its rent-stabilized status.

Openigloo surfaces signals from rated buildings and tenant Q&A so you can spot recurring themes (like responsiveness, building maintenance patterns, and policy friction). Still, use those as leads and confirm lease terms directly with the building.