Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near High School for Community Leadership in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments covered by rent stabilization rules. Eligibility can depend on the specific building and unit, so confirm the status for the exact apartment you’re considering.

It narrows buildings to the school-area match tied to High School for Community Leadership, so you’re looking at buildings in the vicinity rather than the entire city.

It’s the number of eligible buildings in this scope right now (117+). Some buildings may list fewer unit types at a given moment, so check availability per building.

Openigloo helps you shortlist, but you should confirm the exact rent-stabilized status, renewal timeline, and any unit-specific terms with the building or management for the apartment you plan to rent.

Rent-stabilized leases can have renewal and adjustment rules that differ from market-rate leases. Ask the management team what applies to your unit and renewal—especially timing and any documentation they require.

The total monthly and move-in cost can include items like broker fees, deposits, and utilities depending on the unit and lease terms. Review the full cost before you commit.

Use them to compare operational patterns—maintenance responsiveness, management communication, and day-to-day policies. Then verify anything important (like laundry access or building rules) with the building directly.