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

It indicates the building is in the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Eligibility and renewal details can vary by unit, so confirm the specific apartment’s status and current renewal terms with the building before applying.

Filter results are tied to the 170 St station area. Review the exact building address and commute time for your route, since “near” can still vary block to block depending on how you travel.

It’s the count of buildings that match the page’s scope and the rent-stabilized filter, as captured in the snapshot (441+). Additional buildings may become available as listings change.

Ask what documents they require for applicants, whether the unit is currently rent-stabilized, what the renewal process looks like, and how maintenance requests are handled (timelines and points of contact).

Yes. Even for rent-stabilized apartments, you should ask about security deposit, any move-in fees, utilities expectations, and other recurring charges before signing so your budget matches the full monthly cost.

No. Tenant Q&A is a helpful signal, but it’s not a substitute for confirming lease terms and unit eligibility. Use it to prepare targeted questions and verify details with the building.

Openigloo uses available building signals and open-data context where applicable, but conditions can change. Treat the information as a starting point and confirm regulation status, renewal terms, and any current building policies directly with the landlord or management.