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

It’s a regulatory category based on rent stabilization signals. The filter is meant to surface buildings where the apartments are subject to rent stabilization rules and related renewal protections, but you should still verify the unit’s status directly with the landlord.

There are 100+ buildings in scope on this page as of 2026-07-07.

No. Rent stabilization provides a framework, but the exact renewal terms can depend on the unit’s history and the landlord’s actions. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then ask the building for the specific renewal details for the unit you’re considering.

Ask for the current lease terms, whether the unit is vacant or occupied, the projected renewal/lease-up process, and any documentation they require. Also confirm utility responsibility and any building fees that aren’t included in the monthly rent.

Usually the monthly asking rent is separate from move-in requirements. Even on rent-stabilized units, ask for a full cost breakdown (deposit and any required fees) before you sign.

Openigloo aggregates building-level signals (like ratings) and community Q&A where available to help you compare. These are screening tools; the final details for the exact unit should come from the building or landlord.