Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Bronx School of Law and Finance in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter (rent regulation + renewal protections). It narrows the results to buildings that may include rent-stabilized units, but the exact unit status is always something to verify with the managing agent for the specific apartment you want.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 141+ buildings showing rent-stabilized apartments on Openigloo within this search scope.

Not necessarily. Asking rents can be affected by unit history and legal rent status. Confirm the current legal rent for the specific unit, what renewals look like, and whether there are any additional allowable charges.

Ask how renewals work for the specific unit, what documentation is required, the timeline for renewal decisions, and whether there are any building-specific processes that affect renewal or transfers.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you should still expect standard upfront costs (for example application fees, deposits, and potential broker fees depending on the arrangement). Ask for a written breakdown before you pay anything.

Openigloo combines reviews and open-data signals to help you compare buildings, but conditions can change. Use the page to shortlist, then confirm details directly with the building before signing a lease.

That happens. Make sure the unit you’re applying for is the one that’s actually rent-stabilized, and get clarity in writing (or via the managing agent) on the regulatory status for your lease.