Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near East Side Community School in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for apartments that fall under New York’s rent stabilization framework. Even within the same building, details can vary by unit, so confirm the stabilization status and renewal/rent-change terms for the specific apartment you’re considering.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 1,117+ buildings that match the page’s scope and the rent-stabilized filter.

Openigloo organizes buildings by filter match and shows current availability when available, along with tenant Q&A and building information. Use these to build a shortlist, then verify key details directly with the landlord or management.

Ask what happens at lease renewal for the specific unit, what rent changes are expected or permitted, and whether any paperwork, timelines, or required notices apply. Don’t rely on summaries alone—request the unit-specific information.

Asking rent is only the rent component. Always check what’s included for the unit you’re viewing (utilities, parking, building fees) and ask about deposit and any broker/admin fees so you understand the full monthly cost.

No. The filter only scopes the building type/status, not availability or how the apartment will be presented. Confirm current unit condition, move-in date, and any required documentation with the building before you proceed.

They’re useful starting points, but they can lag real-world changes. Use tenant Q&A and open-data signals to ask better questions, then verify the current situation with the building directly (maintenance status, process steps, and unit-specific terms).