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

It means the buildings are flagged as having rent-stabilized apartments, which are governed by NYC rent regulation and renewal rules. You still need to confirm the unit’s status and lease terms with the building for accuracy.

Openigloo currently shows 585+ buildings that fit this two-part scope as of 2026-07-07.

No. A building match reflects that rent-stabilized apartments exist in the building, but the specific unit you’re considering can vary. Always verify the exact unit details with the building.

Ask what renewal process the building uses, what documentation they require, and how they handle rent increases for the specific apartment type you’re applying for. Don’t rely only on wording in the listing.

Usually not. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, ask for the full move-in breakdown: broker fee (if any), security deposit, utility expectations, and any additional building fees.

Openigloo combines building information, review/rating signals from renters, and open-data signals where available. For anything that affects your lease decision, confirm details directly with building management.

Reviews and tenant Q&A reflect experiences that may not match your specific unit, lease year, or apartment condition. Use them to spot questions to ask, then confirm the details with the building.