Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Bronx Collaborative High School in NYC

It refers to buildings/units that fall under New York rent regulation, so rent increases and lease renewals follow the applicable rules. Eligibility can be unit-specific, so confirm the stabilization status for the exact apartment you’re considering.

155+ buildings are currently matching this scope on Openigloo.

No. A building can include a mix of apartment types and legal statuses. Before signing or applying, confirm that the exact unit you want is rent-stabilized and review the lease terms with the management office.

Ask about the unit’s rent-stabilized status, the most recent and projected renewal process, any required documentation, and any building-specific move-in policies. Also ask what costs you’ll owe at signing (deposit and any other fees).

The key differences are around regulation of rent increases and renewal protections. However, day-to-day requirements (income/eligibility for screening, paperwork, and move-in logistics) can still vary by landlord—confirm details for the specific lease.

You can use tenant Q&A and Openigloo reviews to see recurring issues renters mention, plus open-data signals you can cross-check. Use these to build a question list for tours and to focus your outreach.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, your total monthly budget depends on utilities and any required fees. Ask what utilities are included, what you pay separately, and whether there are recurring charges in addition to rent.