Rent-stabilized apartments for rent in Brooklyn

It means the apartments for rent on this page are tagged as rent-stabilized in Brooklyn. That can come with regulated rent increases and renewal protections, but you should still verify the current lease and building details for the specific unit.

This page shows 573 rent-stabilized apartments for rent in Brooklyn as of 2026-05-20. Inventory can shift quickly by neighborhood, with the most current concentration in Flatbush and Downtown Brooklyn.

The median rent is $4,365. Use that as a rough planning number, but compare it with the actual asking rent, bedroom count, and total move-in costs before you apply.

The current inventory is strongest in Flatbush, Downtown Brooklyn, Park Slope, Bath Beach, and Gravesend. Those neighborhoods can differ a lot in building age, amenities, and commute options.

No. Rent-stabilized status is about rent regulation and renewal rules, not a guarantee of low rent. Some apartments can still be priced high based on location, size, amenities, and building condition.

Confirm the broker fee, security deposit, application fee, move-in charges, utilities, and lease length. Rent-stabilized status does not remove other costs, and some buildings may still have strict application requirements.

Openigloo can surface building and landlord review signals where available, along with renter-focused filters. That helps you compare apartments for rent by building quality, location, and lease details instead of relying only on the asking rent.