Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Beach 98 St station in NYC

It means the buildings shown are categorized under the rent-stabilized regulatory scope (rent regulation + renewal protections). Always verify your specific unit’s status and renewal terms with the building directly.

This scope is about location proximity. Use it to target your commute, then rely on each building page for the actual address, building details, and any currently available apartments.

Openigloo brings together building pages with tenant Q&A, building-level signals from reviews for rated buildings, and open-data indicators. Use these as prompts for questions, not as the final word—management can confirm the details for your unit.

Ask how the renewal process works for that apartment, what rent you’ll be charged at renewal, and what documentation you’ll need. Also confirm any building requirements tied to your household (especially if you’re transferring or adding occupants).

No. Even when the base rent is regulated, deposits, application fees, and other move-in charges can vary by building. Request an itemized list before you pay anything.

Yes. Units can be advertised, reserved, or withdrawn on short timelines. If a building looks promising, confirm current status with the leasing office and ask about next steps for rent-stabilized renewals or openings.

Pick a short list, then compare practical factors: how management responds to maintenance requests (from tenant Q&A/review themes), building policies that affect daily life, and the exact renewal/lease terms for your unit—confirmed directly with staff.