Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 36 St station in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments in qualifying NYC buildings. Openigloo groups buildings by this status so you can focus your search, but you still need to confirm the exact unit’s status and terms with the building.

Right now, Openigloo shows 139+ buildings for this page’s scope and rent-stabilized filter.

No. The filter helps you find buildings that are categorized as rent-stabilized, but pricing, renewal timing, and unit eligibility can still vary by apartment and contract. Always verify the unit’s terms before you commit.

Ask: whether the specific unit is currently rent-stabilized, the current rent and any stated rent adjustments, renewal process/timing, required documentation, and the total move-in cost (deposit and fees in addition to the rent).

Not necessarily. The building is included because it matches the rent-stabilized filter for this search scope. When you open a building page, look for the apartments currently advertised/available there.

Often it’s unit-specific: confirmation of rent-stabilized status, what happens at renewal, and what documentation the building requires. Costs beyond rent can also change your effective monthly budget, so ask for the full fee/deposit breakdown.

Openigloo surfaces building-level signals and tenant Q&A so you can compare buildings more efficiently. Use those notes to prepare questions, then validate details directly with the managing agent before signing a lease.