Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Bard High School Early College Queens in NYC

It refers to the regulatory category for units covered by rent stabilization, which generally includes limits tied to how rents can change and related renewal protections. You should still confirm that the specific unit you’re considering is legally rent-stabilized.

There are 47+ eligible buildings in this scope right now. Availability and unit eligibility can vary by building and by floor/unit type, so confirm with management.

No. The building count reflects eligible rent-stabilized buildings in the area scope. You’ll still need to check currently advertised apartments and confirm timelines with the building.

Confirm the unit’s legal stabilized status, the current rent and any paperwork required for renewal, the lease start date, and whether the building charges fees (for example, for processing or move-in logistics).

Openigloo helps you compare buildings and spot patterns, but you should verify unit-level details directly with the building (especially legal rent, renewal mechanics, and any charges that affect your full monthly cost).

Usually you’ll see asking rent or unit details, but you should confirm the full move-in picture: deposits, any required fees, and expected utility responsibilities. The total monthly cost can differ from the rent number alone.

Treat them as starting points for questions. Use them to prepare for a tour or call—then confirm the current situation with management, since policies and conditions can change.