Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near St. Francis College in NYC

It’s the regulatory filter for rent-stabilized apartments, meaning the building/unit is tied to NYC rent-stabilization rules rather than being market-rate by default. Specific terms still depend on the individual apartment and lease history.

The scope narrows results to buildings in the St. Francis College area so you can compare options that match your commute needs. Use the building details and map context to confirm the exact distance and travel time.

No. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, the monthly rent and future changes can depend on the unit’s history, vacancy/renewal situation, and the building’s applicable process. Confirm the specific terms for the exact unit.

Use the building page to review renter-relevant signals (including reviews and any tenant Q&A) and compare what’s currently available. Then ask the building for the lease documents, renewal process, and any fee schedule for your target unit.

Ask for the full cost picture for the specific lease: required deposits, move-in fees, utility responsibilities, laundry/storage fees, and any recurring building charges. The advertised rent alone may not reflect your total monthly spend.

Yes. The biggest one is assuming every unit in a building will match the same regulatory status and timeline. Confirm the unit’s stabilization status, renewal timing, and any restrictions tied to the specific apartment.

They’re useful for context, but they are not a substitute for documentation. Before you sign, verify the unit’s rent-stabilized status and lease terms with the building using the paperwork for that specific apartment.