Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Edward R. Murrow High School in NYC

It’s the regulatory filter for rent-stabilized apartments, where rent increases and lease renewals follow NYC’s rent-stabilization framework. Eligibility and protections can still vary by unit, so verify the apartment’s status directly with the building.

As of 2026-07-07, the page shows 165+ buildings that match the location and rent-stabilized filters.

No. The filter narrows buildings by regulatory category, but the specific unit’s rent and terms depend on the individual apartment and current lease situation. Confirm the apartment you’re applying for.

Confirm the lease dates, the unit’s rent-stabilized status, who pays which utilities, any move-in fees/deposits, and whether there are building-wide rules that affect daily life (laundry, package delivery, building access).

Openigloo aggregates renter-written reviews and tenant Q&A notes alongside what’s currently shown for availability. Use these to create a question list, then confirm details with the building.

Not necessarily. Always ask for the full monthly cost breakdown (rent plus utilities, any required deposits, and any additional fees) so you can compare affordability accurately.

Use renter feedback as a checklist, then request written confirmation from the building/management for the specific apartment and current lease terms. If something seems inconsistent, clarify it before you pay any money.