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

It’s a regulatory category for apartments governed by New York rent stabilization rules, including renewal protections. You still need to confirm the specific unit’s status and documentation with the building.

There are 220+ buildings currently matching the rent-stabilized filter in this page’s Clark St station scope.

No. Rent-stabilized rules involve specific eligibility and renewal pathways, and outcomes can vary by building and by the apartment. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then ask management for the unit’s renewal and increase details.

Request the legal rent, how utilities are handled, the lease start/end dates, renewal timeline expectations, and any building-specific policies that affect occupancy (parking, storage, laundry, move-in requirements).

Asking rent typically doesn’t cover everything. Confirm the full monthly cost (utilities and any recurring charges) plus one-time items like broker fees and required deposits before committing.

Openigloo surfaces building-level information and renter feedback for rated buildings, and may include open-data signals that help you ask better questions. Treat it as screening support, not a substitute for verification with the landlord or management.

That’s common in mixed portfolios. Verify the exact unit you’re considering is rent-stabilized, and ask whether your unit’s classification affects your application process, fees, or renewal path.