Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 59 St-Columbus Circle station in NYC

It means the building is flagged for rent-stabilized apartments, which are generally under New York rent regulation and subject to renewal protections. Always confirm the specific unit’s regulatory status with the landlord or management.

As of 2026-07-07, the page includes 374+ buildings that meet the 59 St–Columbus Circle proximity and rent-stabilized criteria.

Openigloo aggregates building-level signals and renter-reported context, but the final confirmation for a specific unit should come from the building or landlord during the leasing process.

Confirm the unit’s lease dates, the current legal rent, whether a renewal offer is expected, and what increase framework applies. Also verify what utilities and services are included.

No. Even when the regulation rules apply to the rent, move-in costs like deposits, administrative fees, and building-specific requirements can differ. Ask the building for a complete fee breakdown.

Tenant Q&A can be useful for practical expectations, but experiences vary by unit, staff, and timing. Use it to ask targeted follow-ups and request written policies when possible.

Compare the total monthly cost (including utilities and recurring charges), lease timeline, and practical access points like elevator rules and move-in scheduling. Then use the building’s notes and Q&A to sanity-check maintenance and communication.