Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the D train in NYC

It refers to regulatory rent-stabilization status for the building and eligible units. You should still confirm the specific apartment’s status and current terms directly with the management office before signing.

The page filters for buildings located close to the subway line/route that serves the D train. Because exact walking time depends on the stop and your route, verify the nearest stop for the specific building you’re considering.

You’ll see renter feedback and building-level signals, plus Openigloo context to help you compare options. For anything that affects move-in cost or eligibility, always confirm with the building.

It includes buildings that match the d-train + rent-stabilized filter pair and are discoverable on Openigloo right now. Availability and coverage can change as buildings update listings and data sources refresh.

Ask what’s available right now (or expected next), unit-specific rent-stabilization details, renewal expectations, any planned building work that could affect day-to-day living, and the exact move-in charges (deposit, broker fee if any, and recurring monthly fees).

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized status, rules around renewals, vacancies, and eligibility can vary by unit and case. Get the terms in writing and clarify any questions about increases and lease handling before you commit.

No. Think of Openigloo as a faster way to shortlist and prepare questions. For lease terms, fees, and unit eligibility, contact the building and request the exact details tied to the specific apartment.