Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Newmark Group in NYC

It refers to apartments governed by NYC rent stabilization rules. Specific protections and renewal processes can vary by situation, so you should confirm the apartment’s status with the building or managing agent.

The scope is limited to buildings associated with Newmark Group and paired with the rent-stabilized filter. Use the building details to verify the specific apartment and management context before applying.

Not necessarily. Buildings can include mixed unit types. Always ask whether the exact apartment you’re considering is rent-stabilized and what that means for your renewal and rent history.

Ask about current rent, renewal expectations, any planned changes, lead paint or safety disclosures if applicable, maintenance/repair processes, and how requests are tracked and completed.

They reflect experiences at the time of reporting, so they can lag real-world changes. Use them as a starting point, then verify key details with the building—especially for any policy or maintenance claims.

Beyond the asking rent, you should confirm the full monthly and upfront costs (including broker fee if applicable, deposits, and utilities). The total move-in cost can vary by building and unit.

Start with the regulatory filter, then compare building-level details plus tenant Q&A. Focus your questions on renewal handling, responsiveness, and maintenance—those are often where experiences differ most between buildings.