Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Cooper Union in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for buildings/units that fall under New York rent stabilization rules, including renewal protections tied to rent-regulated status. Always confirm the specific unit’s status with the landlord or management.

As of 2026-07-07, this scope shows 989+ buildings.

No. This page reflects buildings that match the filter pair. For current inventory, use the availability options in the building browsing flow (for example, “with available apartments” where shown).

Ask which exact unit is rent-stabilized, whether it’s offered on a renewal vs. initial lease process, the lease term being offered, and what paperwork is required. Also ask about any fees described in the offer and what is included (or not) in the rent.

They should be tied to the unit’s rent-regulated status, but the details of how a specific unit is administered can vary. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then verify the unit status and renewal terms directly with the building’s management.

Openigloo combines renter-focused building context (including review/rating signals) with open-data signals associated with the property. These help you compare options, but you should still confirm terms directly with the landlord or management.

Don’t focus only on the asking rent. Verify the move-in costs listed with the offer (deposit and any broker fee if applicable) and confirm which utilities or building charges are included so you can plan your full monthly budget.