Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 45 St station in NYC

It means the buildings shown are flagged under the rent-stabilized regulatory category in Openigloo’s filter. You should still confirm the exact apartment’s stabilization status and lease details with the building before signing.

This page includes 334+ buildings that currently match the 45-st + rent-stabilized filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).

Not necessarily. Rent-stabilized apartments can still vary widely by unit size, rent history, and building. The filter helps you target a regulatory category, but you still need to compare the actual asking rent for the specific unit.

Ask about renewal expectations and how rent changes are handled for that unit, what documentation the process requires, when repairs are addressed, and whether any building policies affect move-in (e.g., keys, access, move-in scheduling).

No. Open-data signals and reviews are helpful context, but conditions can change. Treat them as prompts, then verify the lease terms, apartment status, and any fees with the building or managing agent.

Look for repeat themes about maintenance response, communication, noise, and common friction points. If something matters to you (heat/hot water responsiveness, elevator reliability, package handling), use tenant Q&A as your checklist for follow-up questions.

Availability can update quickly. Use Openigloo to track the buildings you’re considering, and re-check once you’re close to applying so you’re not relying on outdated availability windows.