Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Community School for Social Justice in NYC

It means the buildings are categorized by Openigloo under the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Rent regulation and renewal protections may apply, but the exact protections depend on the specific unit and lease history—confirm with the building.

There are 125+ buildings currently tagged as rent-stabilized in this scope. Availability and unit specifics can change, so check the current status for each building.

No. The page helps you find rent-stabilized-tagged buildings, but you should confirm with the managing agent for the exact unit before signing.

Ask for the lease renewal terms in writing, how any rent adjustments are handled for your unit, and what factors could affect renewal eligibility during your lease term.

Not necessarily. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, request the full breakdown (security deposit, any application or move-in fees, and whether utilities are included or separate).

Treat reviews and Q&A as signals about day-to-day management and resident experience. Policies and building operations can change, so verify key points (repairs process, responsiveness, access rules) with the building.

Yes. Listings, eligibility, and available units can change. Re-check the building’s current availability and ask whether the rent-stabilized unit is still offered under the same terms.