Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 167 St station in NYC

It indicates the building’s apartments are under NYC rent stabilization regulations, which typically come with renewal protections. The exact rights and current rent depend on the specific unit, so confirm the unit terms with the building.

Openigloo shows 515+ buildings that match “167 St + rent-stabilized” as of 2026-07-07.

No. Even with stabilization, the current legal rent, renewal specifics, and any changes tied to vacancy or lease events can vary by unit. Ask the building for the renewal terms they’ll apply to your specific lease.

Confirm the legal rent and lease start date, renewal/termination language, any move-in requirements (including documentation and timing), and whether any fees apply. Get answers in writing where possible.

Availability can change quickly. If a unit is shown as available, still verify the exact unit number, rent, and move-in date with the listing contact before you commit.

Openigloo combines listing details and open-data building signals to help you compare options faster. For the final say on apartment terms, fees, and eligibility, you’ll still want to confirm directly with the building.

Yes. Commuting convenience matters, but lease details matter more. Ask about parking access, package handling, elevator availability, and any building-specific move-in rules that could affect timing and cost.