Yes, but the buyer pool changes significantly. Rent-stabilized tenants limit the buyer to investors who accept the existing income stream - not end-users or developers who need vacant possession. Free-market tenants on short leases are less restrictive but still affect showing access and marketing. Document lease terms, regulatory status, and tenant cooperation expectations clearly.
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