Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 46 St station in NYC

It indicates the building/unit is in the rent-stabilized regulatory category (not a different affordability program). You still need to confirm the exact apartment’s status with the leasing office or current tenant.

As of 2026-07-07, this page shows 396+ buildings.

Not necessarily. Even with rent-stabilized units, you should account for the full monthly picture: security/deposit requirements, any broker-related costs at move-in, and which utilities are included versus tenant-paid.

You can read Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A for building-level patterns, then cross-check details like maintenance responsiveness and practical move-in concerns before you request a viewing.

Yes. Ask specifically about renewal timing, what triggers changes at renewal, and whether there are any building policies that affect access, guests, laundry, pets, or parking (policies can differ even within the same regulatory category).

Start with the building-level info you do have, then request the missing items directly from the leasing contact. Tenant Q&A can also help you identify what to ask for during a tour.

Use it as a shortlist, then confirm building logistics (street-level entry, elevator availability, any construction/noise notes, and practical walking time at typical commute hours). Location can affect day-to-day comfort even when the station distance looks similar.