Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Long Island University in NYC

It means the building is flagged in Openigloo under the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Always verify the specific apartment you’re touring is actually covered and understand how renewals and increases apply to that unit.

There are 179+ buildings in Openigloo’s live snapshot for this scope as of 2026-07-07.

No. Rent stabilization affects how rent increases and renewals are managed, but lease-by-lease details can vary. Ask the landlord/management office what applies to your exact unit and renewal timeline.

Ask about the unit’s stabilization status confirmation, current rent and any planned increases, renewal process, building rules (pets, smoking, subletting if relevant), and what documents or lead time are required to complete the application.

They often help with the practical side—communication, responsiveness, and real-world experience. For regulatory specifics on your unit, use Openigloo as a starting point and confirm directly with management using your apartment details.

Even with rent-stabilized apartments, the full monthly and up-front cost matters. Confirm deposit, broker fee expectations (if any), and how utilities are billed in the lease before you commit.

Treat Openigloo’s filter as a lead, not a guarantee for a particular unit. Verify coverage for the specific apartment (rent stabilization paperwork/confirmation) during your viewing or call with management.