Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 34 St-Hudson Yards station in NYC

It indicates buildings where apartments are tracked as rent-stabilized under the relevant filter. You should still confirm the exact unit status, rent terms, and renewal/vacancy details directly with the building or its leasing office.

Openigloo currently shows 146+ eligible rent-stabilized buildings in this scope.

No. Rent-stabilized leases can still change over time due to legal rent adjustments and individual unit history. Verify the current rent and the expected increase path with the building for the specific apartment.

Often, yes. Buildings may require documentation, have specific move-in procedures, and follow particular application and lease-start steps. Use the tenant Q&A and then confirm directly with leasing.

Don’t rely on the asking rent alone. Confirm deposits, any broker fees, and how utilities are handled for the unit you’re considering.

They reflect what’s available and observable through Openigloo’s connected data, but details can change. Treat the page as a shortlist and verify unit-specific terms with the building before applying.

It can help you spot common patterns, but it’s not a guarantee. Use it to ask better questions (maintenance turnaround, repairs, management responsiveness) and then confirm specifics with the leasing office.