Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Tompkinsville station in NYC

It means the building is being treated as rent-stabilized under the rent-regulation filter used for this search. You still need to confirm the specific unit’s status and the details on the lease offer.

The count reflects the live set on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07. Availability and eligibility can change as buildings update listings and as data is refreshed.

Start on the building page for the offer you care about, then confirm the unit’s details with the landlord/manager. Ask for the lease terms and any documentation that supports the rent-stabilized status for that apartment.

Application timelines and documentation requests can vary by building. Look at the building’s posted process signals on Openigloo and use tenant Q&A to identify what landlords typically ask for.

Rent-stabilization is regulatory, but the exact amount you pay and renewal changes can still depend on the unit and lease terms. Also budget for the full move-in costs beyond monthly rent (deposit, broker fee if applicable, utilities where you’re responsible).

Openigloo combines renter-reported notes and signals from building pages with open-data indicators where available. For anything that affects your lease or application, treat it as a starting point and verify directly with the building.

Look for patterns renters mention that could affect day-to-day living: maintenance follow-through, communication, and building rules. Then bring those questions to the tour and ask for the specific plan for the unit you’re offered.