Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near High School for Energy and Technology in NYC

It’s a regulatory category for apartments covered by New York rent stabilization rules, including renewal protections and limits on certain rent increases. Building practices still vary, so confirm the specific lease and renewal terms for the unit you want.

Openigloo currently shows 308+ rent-stabilized buildings in this search scope.

No. The filter is about the building’s rent-stabilized status, not guaranteed availability for any particular unit. Always check the specific apartment’s advertised terms on Openigloo and confirm with the building.

Verify the exact legal rent, renewal terms, start/end dates, any fees tied to the lease, and what conditions apply to the unit. If anything in the ad or your tour notes differs from the lease draft, ask for clarification in writing.

Yes. Even when the apartment is rent-stabilized, the full monthly cost can depend on factors like broker fees, deposits, and any required utility payments. Confirm the total expected move-in and monthly costs with the building or leasing office.

You can use building details plus tenant Q&A and review history where available to spot patterns (maintenance response, building rules, common frictions). Use these as leads, then confirm specifics with the building before committing.

Use Openigloo tenant Q&A and then send follow-up questions to the leasing team. For rent-stabilized units, bring your unit’s legal rent and renewal questions so you get clear answers about your specific situation.