Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Spring St station in NYC

It means the buildings on this page are categorized as rent-stabilized, so the units are expected to follow NYC rent-regulation rules and related renewal protections. Still, unit-specific details can vary, so confirm the exact status with the building.

There are 453+ eligible buildings showing on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

No. The filters describe the building/unit category, but individual apartments can be vacant, reserved, or have different move-in dates. Check the specific listings shown on each building page.

Ask for the unit’s current rent, renewal/lease terms, and any charges that affect your monthly total (fees, deposits, and utilities). Also confirm maintenance responsibilities, move-in timing, and building policies that apply to your unit.

No. Reviews and Q&A reflect other tenants’ experiences and can highlight patterns, but conditions can change. Always verify the current situation with management for your particular apartment and lease term.

Openigloo can help you compare buildings, but it does not replace a cost breakdown. You should request the full fee schedule and expected move-in costs (broker fee, deposit, and any recurring charges) in writing.

Signals and open-data inputs can lag real-world changes. Use them to prepare questions, then confirm the latest policies, availability, and unit details directly with the building.