Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near landmarks in New Lots

It’s a location-based filter that clusters nearby buildings around recognizable landmarks in New Lots. Use it as a planning aid, then confirm the actual route, timing, and access for your specific unit and lease start date.

This page is focused on buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in scope. Because unit eligibility can depend on the specific apartment and lease history, verify the exact status for the unit you’re considering.

Check the unit’s current rent, ask how renewals are handled, and confirm any building-level processes tied to renewals or re-rent situations. If the building uses any special documentation steps for applications, ask what to expect.

Often yes. Confirm the full move-in picture—security deposit, application/processing fees, any first/last requirements, and which utilities you’ll pay—since these can change your total monthly cost.

Ask how close the unit is to your daily destinations (not just the general “near landmarks” area), confirm the application documentation requirements, and request written details on rent-stabilized status and any renewal terms that apply to that unit.

No. The page is focused on the combined filters (New Lots + near landmarks + rent-stabilized). Building layouts, amenities, and management practices can still vary by address.

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