Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near schools in Longwood

It’s a regulatory category for apartments covered by New York rent stabilization rules. The filter helps you find buildings with rent-stabilized units, but you should still confirm the status for the exact unit on the building’s page and in the lease paperwork.

It’s a location-based filter that groups buildings close to school areas. Because block-by-block conditions vary, verify the specific route and timing that matter to you after you shortlist buildings.

Not necessarily. The building may contain a mix of unit types. Use the building page details and ask the leasing office to confirm whether the specific unit you want is rent-stabilized and how renewals are handled.

Ask about the unit’s stabilization status, expected renewal terms, any required documentation, and whether there are restrictions on household composition or occupancy that apply to that unit.

Often yes. Even with a rent-stabilized listing, you should verify the full move-in picture (deposit, any broker fee if applicable, and what utilities/other monthly charges are included or billed separately).

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.

Proximity helps, but it doesn’t tell you about daily experience. Check noise, foot traffic, and how the commute feels during school drop-off/pickup times, then compare multiple nearby buildings using Openigloo notes.