Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 149 St-Grand Concourse station in NYC

It refers to the rent-stabilized regulatory category (rent regulation and renewal protections). The listing shows the building is tagged under that category, but you should still confirm the apartment’s rent-stabilized status and lease terms for the exact unit with management.

115+ buildings match this filter pair right now on Openigloo. Counts can change as buildings update availability and details.

No. Rent-stabilized apartments have regulatory protections, but renewal outcomes and the applicable increase rules depend on the specific lease and the apartment’s history. Confirm details with the building and review the draft lease.

Ask for the exact lease term, confirmation of rent-stabilized status for that unit, how utilities are handled, and any move-in requirements (documents, timing, and building policies). Also ask about any recent renovations and how they affect the specific apartment.

Yes. Plan for the full move-in cost and ongoing monthly expenses. Even with rent-stabilized pricing, you may still have broker fees, deposits, and utility charges depending on the unit’s setup.

They’re useful for comparing buildings, but they’re not a substitute for unit-level confirmation. Use them to ask better questions, then verify the current conditions and terms directly with the building for the apartment you want.

Yes. Start with the rent-stabilized filter to narrow the regulatory category, then compare buildings side-by-side using the shown details and tenant Q&A to shortlist what you want to tour.