Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the F train in Gravesend

It means the eligible buildings are tagged as having rent-stabilized apartments, where rent is regulated under New York’s rent stabilization rules. Still, you should confirm with the landlord or managing agent that the specific unit you’re offered is rent-stabilized.

There are 129+ buildings in Gravesend that match this filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

Openigloo groups buildings by your filters (Gravesend + F train + rent-stabilized), shows what rated buildings indicate from resident input, and supports tenant questions so you can verify details that don’t always show up in listings.

Ask the landlord/managing agent to explain the renewal process for that unit, what rent adjustments have been used previously, and how they expect the renewal to work for your move-in date.

No. “Near” depends on how you measure walking time and station entrance location. Check the exact route you’d take at the times you’d commute and confirm with the building’s leasing team if there are access constraints.

Yes. Before you sign, verify the full monthly and move-in costs: deposits, any fees, and whether utilities are included. Asking rent alone doesn’t always reflect your total monthly budget.

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