Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the 1 train in Manhattan

It’s a regulatory category for apartments covered by New York rent stabilization rules. Openigloo uses that category so you can focus your search on buildings that list rent-stabilized apartments.

No. It’s a location filter around the 1 train. You’ll still want to verify which entrance, cross streets, and exact route will match your daily schedule.

You can review renter feedback tied to the building, look at open-data signals where available, and use building-level Q&A to prepare a short question list for the leasing office.

Ask about the specific apartment’s lease terms, expected move-in timing, any transfer or renewal requirements, and how utilities are charged. Also ask what documentation is needed for rent-stabilized eligibility.

The regulatory category doesn’t automatically remove fees. Always confirm the full cost in writing, including broker fee, deposit, and any building-required charges beyond rent.

Yes—availability changes and buildings can update what they’re offering over time. Treat Openigloo as a starting point, then confirm the current status and terms for the exact unit you’re considering.