Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in West Harlem

Rent-stabilized apartments are subject to regulations that limit rent increases and provide tenants with security against eviction.

You can look for buildings that state their rent-stabilization status on Openigloo or inquire directly with the landlord.

No, these rent-stabilized apartments are not income-restricted, subsidized, or part of any housing-lottery program like NYCHA or Section 8.

Benefits include rent protections, increased stability, and the ability to make long-term housing plans.

While these buildings offer protections, it's important to review building conditions and management practices to ensure a positive living experience.

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Rent increases in these buildings are determined by guidelines set by the NYC Rent Guidelines Board, usually based on inflation and building operating costs.