Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the W train in Hudson Square

It means the building is categorized as rent-stabilized on Openigloo, so the available units are expected to fall under New York rent regulation rules. Always confirm the specific unit’s status and renewal details directly with the building or management.

This page is scoped to Hudson Square buildings that match the W-train proximity filter. Use it to shortlist, then verify your commute from the building’s exact location and walking path during your typical time of day.

Yes. Two buildings can both be rent-stabilized and both near the W train, but costs, responsiveness, and unit availability can differ. Use Openigloo’s reviews and Q&A to confirm what matters for your move.

Potentially. Even when rent is regulated, you can still face up-front costs like broker fees and deposits, plus ongoing expenses such as utilities depending on the building’s terms. Review the full cost breakdown before signing.

Ask about the application process, required documentation, lease/renewal expectations, what costs are due at move-in, and any building-specific rules that could affect your daily routine (entry procedures, packages, laundry, and access policies).

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

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