Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Curtis High School in NYC

It’s the regulatory category shown in the filter: the building is tracked for rent-stabilized apartments, which typically involves specific renewal and rent-increase rules. Always verify the status for the exact unit with the building before signing.

The page uses a location filter tied to the Curtis High School area, then combines it with the rent-stabilized category. You’ll see buildings that match both your location radius and the regulation filter.

Not necessarily. The count reflects eligible buildings for the filters, but availability can change by unit, floor plan, and current vacancies—check the current apartment availability on each building’s page.

Ask for the unit’s rent-stabilized status, the current lease terms (and renewal expectations if applicable), who pays what for utilities, and any fees you’d pay at move-in. If anything feels unclear, ask in writing.

Not always. Rent may be stabilized, but your monthly total can still vary based on utilities, deposit size, and any broker or move-in fees. Use the asking rent as one input and still calculate the full monthly cost.

They’re useful for spotting patterns and questions to ask, but they’re not a substitute for unit-by-unit confirmation. Treat open-data indicators as a starting point and verify current terms with the managing agent.

You can use it to locate buildings flagged as rent-stabilized, but specific protections and outcomes can depend on the unit history and current lease terms. Confirm the exact scenario with the building for the apartment you’re considering.