Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Dyckman St station in NYC

It means the buildings shown have apartments that are categorized as rent-stabilized under NYC rent regulation. You should still confirm the unit’s status with the landlord or management before applying.

There are 417+ buildings that match the multi-filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

Not necessarily. Even under rent stabilization, rent can change over time based on the lease and the rules applicable to that unit. Ask for the specific numbers for the term you’d sign.

Confirm the unit is rent-stabilized, review the renewal/lease terms in writing, and ask about any fees due at move-in (broker fee if applicable, deposit amount, and whether utilities are included).

They’re about the building and residents’ experiences, which may not be identical across every unit. Treat them as signals and then ask the building for unit-level details during the application process.

Availability and unit conditions can change. Re-check the building page close to your tour, and confirm the exact apartment details (status, rent, and move-in date) with the management team.

Use the site’s availability cues on each building page. If you don’t see current availability, the building may still include rent-stabilized apartments but may not have an advertised unit for your timing.