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

It means the buildings on this page are flagged as having rent-stabilized apartments. Regulations can affect rent increases and lease renewal rules, but the exact details still depend on the specific unit and how it’s handled by the managing agent.

The page applies the halsey-st filter scope around Halsey St station so you can compare buildings you can reasonably reach from that transit stop. If you need a strict walk-time radius, confirm the commute route before applying.

Ask about the unit’s legal rent and renewal expectations, what documentation they require, and how changes (like vacancy timing or household changes) are handled. If the apartment is described with any preferential arrangement, request the specifics in writing.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you’ll want to plan for deposits, possible broker fees, and utilities. Ask the building to itemize what you’ll pay at move-in so the total monthly cost matches your budget.

No. Rent stabilization provides a baseline set of rules, but outcomes can vary by unit history and how renewals are processed. Treat Openigloo info as a starting point, and confirm terms directly with the building or leasing office.

Openigloo aggregates building information, tenant-focused notes, and open-data signals where available. These help you shortlist, but policies and conditions can change, so verify everything that affects your specific unit and move-in timing.

Start with the 513+ rent-stabilized options near Halsey St station, then filter further on availability and what you need from the building experience. Prioritize the questions that affect your move-in and total cost—then confirm those details before signing.