Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the S train in Murray Hill

It means the unit is under New York rent stabilization regulations (or listed as such on the building record). That typically affects how rent can be set and how leases are renewed, but the exact process depends on the unit and lease term—confirm the specifics with the building.

Openigloo narrows eligible buildings to those in Murray Hill that are near the S train route. Still, verify the nearest station entrance and walking time for your daily schedule.

Building pages rely on what’s available right now from reviews, open signals, and the building’s own listed details. Always treat it as decision support, not the final word—ask the building for anything you need to sign.

Confirm the unit’s lease dates, renewal and vacancy timeline expectations, any documented rules the building follows for rent-stabilized tenants, and what move-in costs apply (deposit, fees, utilities), not just the asking rent.

No. This filter is about market-regulated rent stabilization (and location near the S train), not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, or a housing-lottery program.

No. Ratings reflect how rated buildings have been experienced by renters using Openigloo data. Building conditions and policies can change, so you should still inspect the unit and confirm policies directly with the building.

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