Everyone loves to snag a deal! And if you’re hoping for a lease that won’t increase drastically when it’s time to renew, we’re on the case. There are two kinds of rent-regulated apartments in NYC: rent-controlled and rent-stabilized. Rent-controlled places are very rare these days. But rent stabilization is easier to come by. Limits are set on how much rent can increase when a lease is renewed, preventing large price hikes. Here are 5 great rent-stabilized units across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens — hurry!
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Our first rent-regulated NYC apartment is a spacious 2-bedroom in South Harlem. It’s well located for outdoor lovers, in between Central Park, Morningside Park, and Marcus Garvey Park. The huge kitchen boasts a breakfast bar and dishwasher. And the hardwood floors are stunning. Note that this apartment has income restrictions, which are spelled out on the listing. Listed by Michelle Bassaly of MAPT Residential.
If you prefer Prospect Park to Central Park, here’s a rent-regulated NYC apartment near Grand Army Plaza. It’s in a newer building full of modern perks, including laundry on each floor, a rooftop deck, and a gym. The unit features an open kitchen with dishwasher and custom cabinetry. In addition, there’s a big walk-in closet! Listed by Pinnacle City Living.
This bright Washington Heights unit is the biggest of our rent-regulated NYC apartments. Interestingly, it’s also the cheapest! The stylish kitchen features new stainless steel appliances and a peninsula. Each bedroom has its own closet, and two of the three are king-size. The building is just a block from the train and close to neighborhood favorites on Broadway. Listed by Brittany Shaffer and Richie Colombo of Skyward.
With its soaring ceilings and exposed pipes, this Stuyvesant Heights 1-bedroom is perfectly loft-like. But there are modern finishes, too, including central air. The open kitchen has everything you need to be a home chef. Plus, this rent-regulated NYC apartment’s building offers an elevator, a roof deck, and a gym. Listed by Benjamin Kestenbaum of eRealty Advisors.
We end on a super-modern note in Astoria. This unit is flooded with light, thanks to huge windows. The sunshine highlights the beautiful dark oak flooring. Heated floors in the bathroom and a sleek, fully loaded kitchen bring a luxurious touch. Bonus: There’s even a stacked Bosch washer/dryer tucked away in a closet! Listed by Jennifer Rouse of Corcoran.