Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near New York Life Insurance in NYC

It means the building is categorized under rent stabilization frameworks. On Openigloo, the filter is used to narrow the building set to those with rent-stabilized apartments, but you should still confirm the specific apartment’s legal status and current terms with the building.

The live snapshot shows 515+ buildings that match the selected filters as of 2026-07-07.

No. The filter narrows the building type, but the specific apartment rent can vary by unit, lease start date, and how the building documents stabilized rent. Always verify the legal rent and any renewal or adjustment terms for the exact unit.

Ask about the current stabilized rent, renewal process and timelines, required paperwork, how updates/repairs are handled, and the unit’s included services (heat, hot water, and any metering). Get answers in writing when possible.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized buildings, the full monthly move-in cost can depend on the deposit and fees, and which utilities are included. Ask the building to break down total monthly cost and one-time charges.

Openigloo aggregates building-level signals and organizes tenant Q&A so you can spot patterns and ask better questions. Use that information as a starting point, and verify details directly with management for the specific unit you’re considering.

Availability can change quickly. If you need a specific start date, ask the building about scheduling, interim occupancy rules (if any), and whether rent-stabilized documentation and renewal timelines will align with your move plan.