Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near EBC High School for Public Service - Bushwick in NYC

It means the buildings shown are in the rent-stabilized regulatory category. For these units, rent increases and certain changes to tenancies are governed by NYC rent stabilization rules, rather than only by market pricing.

No. 548+ is the number of eligible buildings in this filtered scope. Availability and specific unit types can vary by building and can change over time.

Even with the rent-stabilized building filter, you should confirm unit eligibility with the managing agent or building before signing. Ask about the apartment’s rent-stabilized status, lease terms, and current rent/renewal details.

Don’t rely on the asking rent alone. Ask the building or broker for the full move-in cost (for example, security deposit and any required fees), and clarify what’s included versus due separately.

Yes. Ask how the current lease is structured, what renewal protections apply, and whether there are any known factors that affect renewal timing for the specific apartment you want.

Openigloo gathers signals from renter-reported information and open-data-style signals, but day-to-day conditions can change. Use reviews and tenant Q&A as a starting point, then confirm specifics with the building during the tour.

Look for repeated themes (communication, response times, heat/hot water reliability) and compare them across the buildings you’re considering. Then verify the details that matter to you directly with the leasing office.