Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Cornell University in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for units covered by New York rent stabilization rules. On this page, the buildings shown match the rent-stabilized filter, but you should still ask the specific building to confirm the lease type and stabilization status for the exact unit.

Openigloo currently shows 645+ buildings that match this two-filter pair (Cornell-college + rent-stabilized). Availability can change, so check individual buildings for any current advertised apartments.

No. This page is about market-rate rent-stabilized apartments, not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8 housing, and it is not a housing-lottery program.

They help you get context, but you should confirm critical details directly with the building (lease paperwork, renewal mechanics, and the unit’s stabilization status). Use reviews/Q&A to decide what to ask, not to replace the confirmation.

Even for rent-stabilized units, the full move-in picture matters. Ask the building or broker about required deposits, any move-in/admin fees, utility responsibilities, and whether there are additional charges tied to your unit or lease terms.

Yes. Stabilization doesn’t remove building policies like documentation requirements, application steps, and access rules. Before signing, request the building’s full screening and move-in requirements in writing.

Check the building’s current availability, your target move date, and whether there are any prerequisites for appointment scheduling. Then confirm lease start timing and any required paperwork so there are no gaps between approval and move-in.