Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near hospitals in Staten Island

It’s a regulatory filter: the building is in the rent-stabilized category. Still, you’ll want to confirm the specific apartment’s status with the management office and ask what documentation or renewal process applies for your lease.

Openigloo narrows buildings by their proximity to hospitals relevant to your search context, then pairs those buildings with the rent-stabilized filter. Distances and commute realities can differ, so verify route options before applying.

This page is focused on the multi-filter scope (near hospitals + rent-stabilized) and building eligibility, not guaranteed availability of a unit at this moment. When you open a building, check whether there are active apartments advertised.

Ask the building office how renewals work for your unit, what increases may apply, and whether there are any recent updates that affect your tenancy. If anything is unclear, request details in writing before committing.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you should plan for the full monthly cost and move-in costs where applicable (for example deposit, possible broker fee, and utilities or building fees). Don’t rely only on the asking rent figure.

Openigloo uses a combination of building data plus signals from reviews and tenant Q&A. Treat them as planning inputs, then confirm the current details with management for your specific unit and lease terms.

Grymes Hill with 257+ buildings; Saint George with 517+ buildings; Mariners Harbor with 628+ buildings; West Brighton with 547+ buildings; Port Richmond with 517+ buildings.