Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Frederick Douglass Academy III Secondary School in NYC

It means the buildings on the page are in the rent-stabilized regulatory category, which typically comes with rent regulation rules and renewal protections. You should still confirm the unit’s exact status, renewal terms, and any preferential-rent documentation with the building.

Openigloo shows 408+ buildings matching this rent-stabilized scope near the school. Use the building pages to check which apartments are currently advertised.

On each building page, you can review available apartments, look at Openigloo review and tenant Q&A context, and check open-data signals where available. Use this to build a focused list of questions for the landlord/management.

No. Confirm the unit-specific legal rent, renewal terms, move-in date, and any documented rent changes. Also review the full cost and conditions at move-in (broker fee if applicable, deposit, and any administrative/move-in fees).

Not always. Even within rent-stabilized buildings, building-wide policies (laundry access, utilities billing, pets rules, common-fee schedules) can vary. Confirm the policies that apply to the specific unit and lease terms you’re offered.

Ask whether the apartment is truly available as advertised, the earliest move-in/lease start date, any required application timeline, and what happens if your application is approved but the unit isn’t ready on the requested date.

Use the tenant Q&A and review context on the building page to see what other renters have asked or encountered. Then request unit-specific documentation from the building (rent history, current lease terms, and any preferential rent details, if present).