Rent-stabilized · New York City · 31 neighborhoods · 11,186 buildings
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Weverit tracks 11,186 rent-stabilized buildings across 31 New York City neighborhoods in 3 boroughs. A building counts as rent-stabilized when at least one of its units is registered as rent-stabilized with New York State. Pick a neighborhood below to see every stabilized building in it, each linking to a full public-records report.
Rent stabilization caps how much the legal rent can rise each year and gives tenants renewal and succession rights that market-rate leases don't. Whether a specific building is stabilized is a matter of public record — but that record is scattered across state and city databases. These pages pull it together, neighborhood by neighborhood, so you can see the stabilized stock where you're looking and check any address before you sign, renew, or challenge an increase.
Rent-stabilized = at least one unit registered as rent-stabilized with NYS HCR (via JustFix / DHCR public data). Counts reflect buildings with a Weverit public-records report; percentages are the stabilized share of indexed buildings in each neighborhood. Data as of October 25, 2026.