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

It’s the regulatory category for apartments covered by New York rent stabilization rules and related renewal protections. The page filters buildings accordingly, but you should still confirm stabilization status for the exact unit during inquiry.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 199+ buildings that match the scope and filter pair.

No. Rent stabilization affects how rent changes are handled under New York rules, but the renewal outcome still depends on the unit, history, and any applicable rent adjustments. Always confirm the expected renewal terms for the specific unit.

Ask for the lease start/end dates, renewal expectations, and the rent schedule for the specific apartment. Also confirm practical details that can affect move-in like deposit requirements, utilities, and building policies for move-in timing.

When a building has at least one apartment currently advertised on Openigloo, it may appear under the “with available apartments” filter behavior. For anything you’re considering, verify the exact unit details and availability dates directly.

Openigloo compiles building-level information from available sources, including open-data signals and renter-submitted context. Use them as starting points, then confirm anything time-sensitive (status, policies, fees) with the building or management.

Yes. Don’t assume timelines or renewal outcomes. Ask whether there are any notices affecting the unit, and confirm any requirements for application approval and documentation for your household. For fees, review the full move-in cost beyond the asking rent.