Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 50 St station in NYC

It’s the regulatory category applied in the building filter: rent regulation plus renewal protections associated with rent-stabilized apartments. Still, the exact unit situation can vary, so confirm details with the building.

There are 547+ buildings in the current Openigloo snapshot that match this page’s scope and the rent-stabilized filter.

Openigloo uses the station-based scope for this page. If you need a precise commute target, verify walking/subway time with your preferred route and check the building’s exact address.

Confirm the specific unit’s rent-stabilized status, the renewal/lease expectations, any documented fees or required deposits, and what paperwork is required for application and move-in.

They’re useful context, but not a substitute for the building’s written terms. Use them to know what to ask, then confirm rent, lease terms, and any rules directly with management.

Yes. Even when a unit is rent-stabilized, ask about the complete monthly cost and up-front move-in costs (for example, deposits, required fees, and utilities responsibilities).

Treat it as a question to resolve immediately. Ask for the unit’s rent-stabilized documentation and confirm the current rent, lease structure, and any related rules before submitting deposits.