Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near AIG in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments that fall under New York rent stabilization rules (where applicable). Eligibility and renewal protections depend on the unit and its status, so you should confirm for the specific apartment and lease you’re offered.

There are 248+ buildings currently matching the filters on Openigloo.

No. Buildings are included when they have rent-stabilized units that match the search scope. You still need to verify the exact unit’s regulatory status and the terms that would apply to your lease.

Ask what the unit’s stabilized status is, what renewal protections apply, the current legal rent terms, and what changes you can expect at renewal. If anything is unclear, request details in writing.

Yes. Even when rent is regulated, other costs like security deposits, move-in fees, and lease conditions can still apply. Also ask about building rules that may affect your daily life (entry procedures, packages, and any unit-specific policies).

Openigloo brings together building-level information, renter reviews, and Q&A so you can compare patterns and ask smarter questions. Use these signals to guide what you confirm with management before committing.

Use the building address to check your real commute time during your typical schedule. Traffic and transit wait times can change day to day, so confirm travel convenience in addition to building eligibility.