Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Clara Barton High School in NYC

It’s a regulatory category applied at the building/unit level—intended to surface apartments that are covered by rent stabilization rules. You should still confirm the specific unit’s status and rent at the time of inquiry.

426+ buildings match the filter right now on this page. Use the building pages to check which ones have current apartments available.

No. Coverage can vary by unit and by current eligibility. Treat the filter as a starting point and confirm the exact apartment’s rent-stabilized status before applying.

Ask about renewal timing, any documented procedures for rent adjustments, and the building’s move-in logistics. Also ask what documents you’ll need and whether there are any unit-specific rules that affect occupancy.

Often, yes. Beyond rent, budget for the full monthly cost and move-in costs (for example, deposit requirements, typical application/administrative fees, and utilities if they aren’t included). Confirm everything in writing.

Openigloo compiles building signals that can include tenant-submitted feedback and open-data indicators available for NYC buildings. Still verify details directly with the building and broker, especially for unit-specific terms.

Start with buildings that show current availability, then compare building pages for renter notes and open-data signals. Shortlist 3–5, ask the same set of questions for each, and only then schedule tours or applications.