Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Beach 105 St station in NYC

It’s the regulatory filter for rent-stabilized apartments. Still, you should confirm the exact unit’s status with the building or managing agent before applying or signing.

There are 12+ buildings shown for the beach-105-st + rent-stabilized filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).

No. The building filter indicates eligibility for rent-stabilized apartments, but individual units can vary. Always verify the unit you’re applying for with the landlord or broker.

Ask how renewals are handled for that unit, what increase expectations (if any) apply at renewal, and what documentation or processes you must follow to keep the lease in good standing.

No. The full monthly cost still matters. Confirm security deposit, any move-in fees, whether utilities are included, and any recurring charges tied to the unit or building.

Treat them as patterns, not promises. Look for repeated themes (repairs, noise, management communication, and move-in experience) and compare those notes across buildings before you apply.

It’s a proximity-based filter for the station area. To avoid surprises, confirm the commute route and walking time from the specific building entrance to the station at the times you’ll travel.