Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Clifton station in NYC

It refers to apartments covered by New York rent regulation rules for stabilized units, including protections that can affect renewals and certain rent increases. The exact protections depend on the unit’s history, so confirm details for the specific apartment you’re considering.

There are 63+ buildings matched on this page as of 2026-07-07.

Openigloo surfaces building-level signals and renter-shared information, but you should still confirm the unit’s stabilization details directly with the building or management office before you apply or sign.

Ask about availability for your exact dates, the renewal/lease start details, any tenant obligations listed in the lease, and who to contact for maintenance. If you’re moving from out of state or coordinating timing, ask about move-in scheduling and how long approvals typically take.

Often yes. Even when rent is stabilized, you may still face process-related costs like deposits and any applicable broker fees. Make sure you total the full monthly cost and one-time fees before you commit.

Yes as a starting point, but treat them as context rather than a guarantee. Day-to-day conditions can vary by unit, floor, or timing, and management practices can change—use the reviews to guide what you verify directly.

Bring your questions list and ask for lease terms in writing, clarify move-in timing, and verify anything that could affect your plan (maintenance timelines, elevator access, package delivery, and any documented building processes).