Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Smith-9 Sts station in NYC

It means the building/apartment is categorized under the rent-stabilized regulatory filter on Openigloo. You should still verify the specific unit’s status with the landlord/agent and review the lease language for renewals and rent terms.

There are 163+ buildings showing as eligible for the rent-stabilized filter and the Smith-9 Sts station area criteria on this page.

No. It’s based on the page’s location criteria tied to the Smith-9 Sts station area. If a building feels close but isn’t on the page, confirm address boundaries directly with Openigloo details or by checking the building’s page.

Verify the unit’s rent-stabilized documentation, the renewal/lease terms stated for your unit, and the start date. Also ask what fees apply (application, move-in, admin) and whether any utilities are included.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilization, your costs can change at renewal. Ask for the expected renewal rent for the specific unit and review the lease for what’s included (utilities, storage, parking, and any building fees).

They help you understand how a building operates day to day, but they aren’t a substitute for reviewing the lease and getting written confirmation of the unit’s rent-stabilized status, renewal timeline, and any fees from the landlord/agent.

No. This page surfaces eligible buildings and helps you compare what’s currently available on Openigloo, but apartments can turn over quickly. Confirm availability dates and application steps with the building’s contact.