Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M train in Midtown East

It’s a regulatory category for units that are subject to rent stabilization rules. Eligibility and unit-specific terms can vary, so confirm the unit’s stabilization status, renewal rules, and current rent details with the building.

Openigloo groups eligible buildings for you to compare, adds rated-building signals, and includes tenant Q&A so you can spot recurring issues to ask about. Use it to shortlist, then confirm unit details directly with the landlord or managing agent.

This page is scoped by filter and neighborhood (Midtown East + near the M train + rent-stabilized). Availability can still change by unit, so check the specific listing status inside each building entry.

Ask about the unit’s stabilization status, renewal/lease timing, any required documentation, and the full move-in cost (broker fee if applicable, security deposit, and how utilities work). Also confirm any building rules that affect your daily routine.

No. Midtown East is dense, but walking time and transfer paths still matter. Verify the exact address for each building and test your preferred route during the hours you’d commute most often.

Yes. Even when the asking rent is regulated, the full monthly cost can be affected by broker fees, deposit requirements at move-in, and utilities setup. Confirm the total you’ll pay, not just the advertised rent figure.

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