Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 23 St station in NYC

It refers to buildings where apartments are subject to rent stabilization rules. The building’s regulatory status is what the filter is designed to capture, but the exact unit terms still need to be confirmed for the specific apartment you’re considering.

There are 372+ buildings in the current snapshot for this scope and filter pair.

No. Openigloo helps you narrow by building-level signals, but you should confirm the unit’s status and renewal terms directly with the managing agent before applying or signing.

Verify the unit’s current legal rent, whether the lease is eligible for renewal under the current rules, and the lease term dates. Also ask what fees, deposits, and move-in charges apply to your specific lease.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, your full monthly cost can change based on required deposits, any move-in charges, and utilities setup. Check the lease and ask what’s included before you commit.

Openigloo brings together renter-first reviews, building signals from available records, and tenant Q&A themes you can use to spot patterns. Use those insights to ask targeted questions during your tour or before you apply.

Tenant feedback can be time-sensitive. Use Openigloo to guide questions, then confirm current conditions directly with the building (repairs, utilities, entry procedures, and any recent changes).