Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near 79 St station in NYC

It’s the regulatory category for apartments under New York’s rent stabilization rules, typically involving lease renewals and limits on certain rent increases. Use the building page to confirm the specific unit’s status.

Openigloo currently shows 146+ buildings matching the 79-stabilized filter for this route area.

Not automatically. Even within rent stabilization, rents can vary by unit and lease history. Always check the exact asking rent for the advertised apartment and total move-in costs.

Confirm the apartment’s rent-stabilized status, renewal terms tied to the specific lease, any building fees, and what’s included (utilities, laundry, storage). Then ask about documentation requirements and timing for approval.

Usually not. The asking rent may not include broker fees, deposits, or certain building charges. Treat the full monthly cost as rent plus recurring add-ons (and include one-time fees when comparing options).

They can help you anticipate patterns, but conditions change. Use them as leads for questions, then confirm current policies (maintenance timelines, responsiveness, building rules) directly with management.

Start with the rent-stabilized filter, then compare building pages for what you care about most: current availability, unit-level status, listed fees, and the questions other renters repeatedly ask. Tour only the buildings that match your non-negotiables and verify details in writing.