Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 28 St station in NYC

It’s a regulatory category focused on apartments within rent stabilization, which typically affects how rents are set and can include renewal protections. Always confirm the specific unit’s stabilization status with the building.

Not necessarily. The building may include a mix of unit types. Before applying, ask the building or leasing office whether the exact apartment you’re touring is rent-stabilized and what that means for your lease.

Start from the building pages linked from this results set, then compare details plus renter-submitted reviews and tenant Q&A. Look for consistent themes, and ask follow-up questions that match your unit needs.

Don’t rely on asking rent alone. Confirm the full monthly and move-in costs, including deposit and any broker/fee charges, and clarify what utilities are included or billed separately.

Ask what the rent is based on for that specific unit, how renewal works in your case, what documentation they require, and whether there are any building policies affecting your tenancy (parking, laundry access, entry procedures).

It only narrows results to the station area on the map. Actual commute time can vary by where you’re going and exact walking time, so confirm transit routes and walking routes for the specific building address.

Treat the building filter as a starting point. If the unit details are unclear, ask the leasing office to confirm stabilization status and the exact rent/renewal terms for the apartment you’re considering.