Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 52 St station in NYC

“Rent-stabilized” is a regulatory filter aimed at apartments covered by New York rent stabilization rules and renewal-related tenant protections. Still, each unit can differ, so confirm the specific apartment’s status with the building.

This snapshot shows 412+ buildings right now in the eligible set for this page and filter combination.

No. The page helps you find buildings that match the scope and filter, but availability can change quickly. Always ask the building for current listings and for the unit’s stabilization status.

Ask what renewal terms would apply to that specific unit, what the renewal timeline looks like, and whether any other conditions are part of the lease package. Then request the lease/rider documents to review in writing.

Yes. Even when rent is stabilized, you may still face a deposit, broker-related costs (if applicable), and other move-in fees. Ask for a complete fee breakdown and what utilities or services are included.

Openigloo aggregates renter feedback and tenant Q&A topics, plus open-data signals where available, so you can spot patterns in communication, building practices, and common questions. Always verify details with management for the specific unit.

Treat it as a prompt to ask direct questions: request specific documentation (lease terms, stabilization status confirmation, and fee schedule), then confirm current conditions during a tour or call with building staff.