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

It refers to regulatory rent stabilization for covered units, which can influence how renewals and rent increases work. Exact terms vary by unit and contract, so confirm the details with the building.

As of 2026-07-07, this scope includes 310+ buildings.

No. It’s a station-area filter, so walk time can still vary by block, entrance location, and how you route. Verify your route and timing on a weekday if commute matters.

Ask about renewal process, current lease start/end dates, what changes are expected at renewal, any restrictions tied to the unit, and what documents they require for applications.

The filter does not standardize move-in costs. Even for rent-stabilized units, you should still confirm the full monthly and up-front budget (deposits, required fees, utilities, and any other charges) with the building.

Openigloo surfaces building-level patterns from tenant Q&A and other open-data signals where available, so you can ask better questions. Still, conditions can change, so verify anything time-sensitive with the building.

Use online details as a starting point, not a substitute for confirmation. For rent-stabilized units and station-area locations, the only reliable source for unit-specific terms is the building itself.