Is 195 W 10th St Rent Stabilized?

Yes — 195 W 10th St in West Village is a DHCR-registered rent-stabilized building.

Registration means the building contains rent-stabilized units — it does not guarantee that every apartment in it is stabilized, and individual units can be deregulated or exempt. The steps below show how to check a specific apartment.

Recent listing activity

1 listing tracked in this building in the last 24 months. A sample of recent activity:

How to check a specific apartment here

1. Before you apply or sign, ask the landlord or broker in writing whether this apartment is rent-stabilized, and for the complete proposed lease, every rider, and the legal regulated rent.
2. A rent-stabilization lease rider is strong evidence that the owner treats the unit as stabilized. A missing rider is a reason to ask questions, not proof that the unit is market-rate.
3. Once you live there, request the apartment’s rent history or an “Am I Rent Stabilized” answer through Ask HCR. HCR says it mails the response to the apartment in about 20 business days.
4. Compare the registration history with your lease. If they conflict, contact HCR’s Office of Rent Administration or a qualified tenant attorney.

Our guide walks through each step: how to check if an apartment is rent stabilized.

Rent-stabilized buildings in West Village

195 W 10th St is one of 466 rent-stabilized buildings in West Village in RentReboot’s directory; 259 of them had a listing in the last 24 months. See every rent-stabilized building in West Village, or see what rents go for in West Village.

Nearby rent-stabilized buildings

• 199 W 10th St — under 0.1 mi away
• 189 W 10th St — under 0.1 mi away
• 240 W 4th St — under 0.1 mi away
• 196 W 10th St — under 0.1 mi away
• 205 W 10th St — under 0.1 mi away

Browse all rent-stabilized buildings in West Village, the NYC building list, or the interactive map.