Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 155 St station in NYC

It means the building is included under the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Still, you should confirm the specific unit and lease terms with the landlord or management office before signing.

It includes buildings that match both parts of the filter pair: the 155 St station area scope plus rent-stabilized status. Other nearby buildings may be excluded if they don’t meet the filter criteria.

You can use building pages with tenant Q&A, review signals, and open-data indicators to compare buildings. Treat these as decision support, then verify the details directly with management for your exact unit.

Yes. Even when rent is governed by regulation, buildings can still require application steps and may charge move-in related fees (for example, deposits or other one-time charges). Ask for a complete breakdown and timeline before committing.

Ask for the unit’s rent-stabilized status confirmation, renewal/lease expectations, the current rent breakdown, who handles repairs, and any building rules that affect daily life (laundry hours, package process, access, storage).

It can. Tenant Q&A and review signals reflect experiences over time. Use them to find questions to ask, but confirm current conditions directly with the building.

The page is scoped to the 155 St station area used by Openigloo for this building search. For exact walking time or route constraints, check the building’s location on the listing page and confirm with your own commute needs.