Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments under New York rent stabilization rules. Because unit-level details can vary, you should confirm the specific apartment’s status directly with the building before signing.

Openigloo currently shows 14+ matching buildings in this scope.

No. The filter helps narrow the building set, but the exact rent and lease/renewal experience depend on the individual unit and building process. Always confirm the unit details and renewal expectations with the building.

Yes. Deposits, move-in/out fees, and other charges can add to your full monthly cost. Ask the building what you will pay at or before move-in and what’s required for renewal.

Use them to compare management practices: maintenance response, communication, and how amenities or building rules work in real life. Pay attention to comments that mention your likely priorities (e.g., package handling, repairs, noise).

Ask about the unit’s stabilization paperwork, renewal timeline/process, required application documents, expected move-in date, and all one-time charges (deposits and fees) plus recurring costs like utilities if applicable.

Openigloo combines building information with tenant-reported signals and open-data indicators where available. Availability and rules can change, so confirm the current unit status and policies directly with the building.