Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the 5 train in Greenwich Village

It indicates the building offers rent-stabilized apartments under NYC rent-regulation rules. Availability and specific unit terms can vary, so confirm the unit’s legal rent and renewal/process requirements with the building.

The scope is limited to buildings in Greenwich Village that are near the 5 train route. Use the building location to confirm walking time to the specific stop(s) you plan to use.

No. This filter is about rent-stabilized status (rent-regulated), not income-restricted, not subsidized, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not Section 8 or any housing-lottery program.

Ask the building for the exact legal rent and lease start/end dates, confirm renewal expectations for the specific unit, and review any move-in requirements (deposit, fees, required documentation) before you commit.

Not fully. It’s a location-based match, so traffic, crowding, and transfer needs can change your route. Use it to start shortlisting, then validate your commute during typical travel windows.

They’re useful for comparing buildings, but they aren’t a substitute for confirming current policies and availability. Always ask management about any details that affect your move-in plan or lease terms.

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