Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near landmarks in Staten Island

It’s a location filter that surfaces buildings close to selected landmark areas in Staten Island. Use it to shortlist buildings by where you need to be, then rely on the building page for the exact address and unit details.

It refers to rent regulation status for apartments in the building (rent-stabilized category). Because availability changes, confirm the specific unit’s status and current terms with the building.

No. This filter matches buildings that have rent-stabilized inventory, but a unit can be unavailable or already leased. Check the apartment’s current status on Openigloo and confirm directly with management.

Start with the building page to understand what’s been shared (like signals and tenant context), then come with a question list: legal rent, lease start date, renewal process, required documents, deposit/broker fee rules, and any move-in fees.

No. Rent-stabilized affects the rent structure, but you still need to ask about the full monthly and move-in totals, including deposit, broker fee (if any), and utilities.

Yes. Open-data signals can be delayed, so verify policies and current conditions with the building directly—especially around availability, lease terms, and building rules.

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.