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

It targets buildings where the apartments are governed by rent stabilization rules, including renewal protections that can affect how rents and lease terms change. Always confirm the unit’s specific lease terms with the building.

Openigloo currently shows 130+ buildings for this multi-filter pair (Cleveland St + rent-stabilized) as of 2026-07-07.

No. Rent stabilization can constrain certain changes, but your unit’s lease language, renewal process, and any lawful adjustments still depend on the property and the specific situation. Treat the tag as a starting point, not a guarantee.

Confirm the exact rent for the unit, the renewal/lease terms you’re being offered, whether utilities are included, move-in date flexibility, and the building’s application timeline and required documents.

Not always. In NYC, the full monthly cost can include additional items like broker fees (when applicable), deposits, and utility costs. Check the building’s listing details and ask the building directly.

You can review building feedback, view open-data signals and tenant Q&A where available, and use those details to compare processes and day-to-day factors before you spend time touring.

No. This is NYC-wide scope focused on the Cleveland St area and the rent-stabilized category, so you’ll compare multiple buildings with different blocks and nearby access points.