Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the R train in Battery Park City

Rent-stabilized means the units are covered by New York’s rent stabilization rules, which can affect how rent changes and renewals work. Always confirm the specific unit’s status on the building page or with management.

This page applies the “near the R train” location filter within the Battery Park City scope. Use each building page map details to validate walking/transit time for your typical route and schedule.

No. This filter is about rent stabilization status, not income-restricted housing. It’s not NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, and not a housing-lottery program.

Yes. Even with the same regulatory framework, building processes can vary (application steps, documentation, scheduling, move-in readiness). Confirm the building’s current requirements on its Openigloo page.

Confirm the exact unit designation, review how renewal and rent-change language is described for your lease term, and ask about timing/required documents. Also verify the full move-in cost (deposits/fees/utilities as applicable) in writing.

Compare locations by checking real routes at your commute times, not just “distance.” Then use the building page details (and any resident questions) to judge day-to-day factors like building responsiveness and logistics.

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