Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Delancey St-Essex St station in NYC

It refers to New York rent regulation status for eligible apartments, which can come with renewal protections and limits on certain rent increases. Exact terms still depend on the apartment and lease, so confirm with the building and the listing details.

Openigloo currently shows 704+ buildings that match this filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

No. Availability changes. Use each building page to check what’s currently advertised, and ask the landlord how soon a particular apartment type could become available.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you’ll want to review the listing for deposits, any broker fee requirements, and which utilities are included versus paid separately.

Ask for the current lease terms, the renewal process they follow, and any documentation they require. Since rent-stabilized rules can involve specific timelines and handling, confirm the details for the exact unit.

Use building-level ratings and tenant Q&A to identify common issues to ask about, then verify conditions on the specific unit. Openigloo signals can guide your questions, but they don’t replace what the landlord confirms.

They’re helpful for context, but experiences vary by unit, floor, and landlord practices. Treat tenant notes as leads, then get answers in writing or directly from management for your specific apartment.