Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 170 St station in NYC

It means the building is in the rent-stabilized filter on Openigloo. You’ll still want to confirm the specific unit’s stabilized status and the current lease/renewal details with the building.

There are 467+ buildings currently included in this Openigloo search scope.

Often the application packet is similar, but the key differences are in the unit’s stabilization status, lease language, and renewal/eligibility requirements. Ask the building what they require for the specific unit you want.

Ask about renewal timing, how rent adjustments are handled under the stabilized rules for your unit, and whether there are any building-specific requirements tied to renewal.

Yes. Even when the rent is stabilized, you should still budget for deposits and any required building/broker/admin fees, plus utilities if they’re not included.

Openigloo aggregates building-level signals and renter-supplied context (like tenant Q&A and review summaries) to help you compare buildings faster. For stabilized status, renewals, and eligibility, confirm the final details with the building directly.

No. Treat the filter as a starting point. Always verify the unit’s stabilized status, the current lease terms, and any renewal expectations with management before committing.