Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 77 St station in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments subject to rent stabilization rules, which generally come with renewal protections. You still need to confirm the unit’s exact status and any building-specific procedures when you reach out.

Openigloo shows 361+ buildings that match this page’s scope and the rent-stabilized filter as of 2026-07-07.

No. The building_count reflects eligible buildings matching the page’s scope and filter logic; availability can change. When you’re ready, use the listing availability indicators on the building pages to confirm what’s currently offered.

Confirm the unit’s stabilized status, the lease term you’d be entering, renewal expectations for that apartment, and any required paperwork. Also ask about fees and what’s included (utilities, access rules, and move-in conditions).

Often, yes. Even for rent-stabilized units, you should budget for the full monthly cost and move-in costs where applicable, including broker fees, deposits, and utilities (based on what the building states).

Use them as context for what renters report—maintenance responsiveness, noise, management practices, and common policies—then validate the most important points with the building directly during your tour or inquiry.

Openigloo helps you narrow down using available signals, but you should treat the final confirmation as something to verify with the building or leasing office for the exact apartment and lease you’re considering.