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

It’s a regulatory filter for buildings that include rent-stabilized apartments. Eligibility, renewals, and tenant protections follow NYC rent-stabilization rules, but the unit’s specific status can vary—confirm with the management office.

The filter scopes buildings to areas near the F train for your commute. Exact walking time and route options depend on the entrance and your preferred stop, so confirm the route from the building’s address.

Use building pages to compare features and read rated-building insights, then cross-check with tenant Q&A. Open-data signals can help you spot patterns, but you should still ask the building about the details of the specific unit.

No. This page is NOT income-restricted, NOT subsidized, NOT NYCHA, NOT HPD, and NOT Section 8. It also isn’t a housing-lottery or affordable-housing program.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized pricing, your FULL monthly and upfront costs can include broker fee, security deposit terms, and utilities. Ask for a clear breakdown before committing.

Don’t rely on assumptions. Ask management to confirm the unit’s lease start/end dates and what renewal looks like for that specific apartment, including any required notices or documentation.

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