Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 33 St-Rawson St station in NYC

It’s the regulatory category for rent-stabilized apartments. Use it as a starting point, then confirm with the building or management that the specific unit you’re considering is under rent stabilization and share any relevant lease/regulatory details.

Openigloo currently shows 172+ buildings for this rent-stabilized scope near 33 St-Rawson St.

Yes. Buildings can contain mixed unit types, and eligibility can depend on the specific apartment and lease history. Ask for the unit’s regulatory status and any paperwork you can review before paying application fees.

Ask about the lease terms (start/end dates), renewal expectations, what’s included in the rent (and what isn’t), and how changes like renewal or preferential terms are handled in that building.

Openigloo supports comparison with signals like ratings from rated buildings and renter-driven questions. Still, use the Q&A and your tour to confirm current processes for repairs, entry, packages, and maintenance response times.

Yes. The full monthly cost can change based on deposits and whether utilities are separate. Also confirm whether there’s a broker fee and what the building requires for move-in.

They’re useful for narrowing your shortlist, but apartment availability and unit status can change. Treat Openigloo as a discovery tool, then verify the exact unit, lease terms, and any documentation with the building.