Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Northern Blvd station in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for buildings covered by New York rent stabilization rules, including renewal protections. Eligibility can be unit-specific, so you should confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status and current lease details with the building or broker.

Openigloo shows 143+ buildings that match this filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

No. Rent-stabilized means the unit is under rent regulation rules, but the actual rent level, renewal timeline, and any unit-level conditions still vary. Ask about renewal history, rent amounts, and any documented procedures for this specific unit.

Confirm: the unit’s stabilization status, the current rent amount, renewal/lease expiration details, any applicable fees and deposits, utilities (included vs. separate), and move-in timing. Also ask for the paperwork you’ll need to provide for screening and renewal.

For many buildings, Openigloo includes renter ratings and reviews, plus open-data signals and tenant Q&A where available. Use these to spot patterns (responsiveness, maintenance issues, common policies), then verify the specifics directly with management.

Yes. Public and building-provided information can lag behind real-world conditions, especially around current availability and recent policy changes. Treat Openigloo as a starting point and confirm key details with the building before committing.

Northern Blvd is a reference point for the search area, not a guarantee about door-to-door travel time. Before applying, compare the building’s exact address and walk times to the station during your typical time windows.