Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Borough of Manhattan Community College in NYC

It’s a regulatory category. Openigloo uses rent-stabilized status to group buildings where the apartments are under rent stabilization rules, which can affect renewal and rent-increase patterns compared with market-rate units.

Openigloo currently shows 94+ matching buildings for this page (as of 2026-07-07). You can open each building to see what apartments are available and what renters have reported.

No. Rent-stabilized limits provide a framework, but the exact asking rent can still depend on the unit’s specific history and circumstances. Always verify the current legal rent and what changes (if any) are allowed for that specific unit.

Confirm the unit’s stabilization status, the lease terms (renewal/termination), the total move-in cost (deposit and any required fees), and any application/approval requirements from the managing agent.

Tenant Q&A and review signals can help you spot patterns, but they may not cover every policy detail for every apartment. For rent-stabilized issues, ask the building directly and request the unit’s current rent documentation.

Start with the building page, then use tenant notes/Q&A topics to draft specific questions about renewal practices, maintenance responsiveness, and how the management handles rent-stabilized documentation for that unit.