Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Coalition School for Social Change in NYC

It refers to a regulatory category tied to rent stabilization rules. The filter is meant to surface buildings that are more likely to have rent-stabilized apartments, but the exact status can vary by unit—confirm the unit’s stabilization status with the building.

There are 368+ matching buildings on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

No. Buildings can include multiple apartment types, and unit status can vary. Treat the filter as a starting point and verify the specific unit you plan to rent with the leasing office.

Ask for the unit’s stabilization documentation/status, the rent amount for the specific unit, any applicable fees, renewal or lease-end terms, and what costs (like deposit or move-in fees) will be due at signing.

Asking rent is not the full monthly cost. Confirm the complete picture: security deposit, any move-in fees, and any utilities or billing responsibilities that apply to the specific unit.

Reviews and tenant Q&A provide renter-first context such as communication patterns, maintenance experiences, and day-to-day building details. Use it to prepare questions for tours, then confirm the final terms with the building.

Match the building to your commute needs first, then confirm the exact unit availability and terms during your inquiry. Building-level filters help narrow options, but unit availability and status still need direct confirmation.