Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near DeKalb Av station in NYC

It means the building is categorized under the rent-stabilized regulatory program on Openigloo. You still need to confirm that the specific apartment you’re considering is rent-stabilized and check how renewals and rent adjustments are handled for that unit.

Openigloo currently shows 1,049+ buildings that match the dekalb-av + rent-stabilized filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

No. Rent-stabilized buildings may still have different application steps, document requirements, and timing. Use the building page and tenant Q&A to understand what to expect, then confirm details with management before submitting anything.

Reviews and tenant Q&A are good for process and experience signals, but they don’t guarantee eligibility or approval. Always verify current availability, income requirements (if any), and underwriting steps directly with the building or leasing office.

Ask how renewals work for rent-stabilized apartments, what documentation is required, and what timeline you should expect. Tenant Q&A can help you draft questions, but the leasing office should confirm the current process for the specific unit.

Openigloo uses open-data signals and renter-reported information where available, but real-world conditions can change. Before signing, re-check important details (unit status, rules, and move-in costs) with the building.

Even with a lower asking rent, the full monthly picture can change due to broker fee (if applicable), security/deposit terms, and utilities. Confirm total costs and lease obligations line by line with the leasing office.