Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Canal St station in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments under New York’s rent stabilization framework. Use it as a starting filter, then verify the unit’s status directly with the building.

There are 478+ buildings on Openigloo that match this page’s scope right now.

No. Rent-stabilized rules guide how renewals and adjustments work, but the exact terms depend on the apartment and the building’s process. Always ask the landlord or managing agent for the renewal details for that specific unit.

Verify the apartment’s rent-stabilized status, ask about renewal timeline and documentation requirements, and confirm the total move-in costs and any building-specific policies listed for applicants.

You can compare building pages, use Openigloo reviews, and review open-data signals where available. Tenant Q&A can also help surface questions to ask before you commit.

Yes. Even when the rent is regulated, you still need to plan for deposits and any move-in or application fees, plus utilities if they’re not included. The safest approach is to get a full written cost breakdown before moving forward.

Yes. Some buildings have a mix of apartment types. Confirm that the specific unit you’re considering is the rent-stabilized one described, and ask how the building handles availability and status for that unit.