Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Essex Street Academy in NYC

It means the building has rent-stabilized apartments that fall under NYC rent stabilization rules and related protections. Availability and eligibility can still be unit-specific, so you should confirm details for the exact apartment you want.

The 831+ figure is the number of buildings that match your combined filters (the Essex Street Academy area scope plus rent-stabilized). It helps you cast a wide net, then narrow down by availability, price, and building-by-building terms.

No. “Eligible” means the building matches the filters, and availability can change. Renewal terms depend on the unit, the current lease, and applicable rules, so confirm with management for the specific apartment.

Request the current legal rent for that unit, how/when renewal works, any notices or registrations tied to the lease, and how utilities and fees are handled. Also ask about any documented building policies that affect the practical cost to live there.

They’re a useful starting point, but not a substitute for direct questions. Use Openigloo signals to decide what to ask (repairs, response times, building access), then confirm with the leasing office or super.

Yes. Even when rent is stabilized, there can be application fees, deposits, broker-related costs (if applicable), and utility charges. Always ask for the full monthly breakdown and one-time costs before committing.

It’s live as of the snapshot time, but availability can change quickly. If you see a unit you want, follow up promptly with the building to confirm it’s still open and the move-in date works for you.