Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Community Health Academy of the Heights in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments under rent stabilization rules. The page helps you find buildings where that framework may apply, but you still need to confirm the specific unit’s status with the building.

Openigloo shows 560+ eligible buildings for this page’s multi-filter scope.

No. A building may have both stabilized and non-stabilized units. Always confirm the unit’s stabilization status, current legal rent, and renewal terms with the building before signing.

Ask for the current rent amount and how it’s determined, whether renewals are offered, any upcoming building-wide changes, and a written list of move-in costs and requirements.

Common costs still apply depending on the deal: security deposit, any broker fee, and monthly utility responsibility. Ask for a full cost breakdown so your budget matches the actual monthly total.

They’re useful context, but conditions can change. Use reviews and tenant Q&A to guide questions, then confirm details (maintenance timelines, repairs, noise, and policies) directly with management.

Availability can vary. Check what’s currently advertised on Openigloo, then confirm floor plans, occupancy limits, and any scheduling constraints with the building to avoid surprises.