Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near High School for Law and Public Service in NYC

The filter is aimed at buildings (and units) that fall under New York’s rent-stabilization framework. Because rules apply at the unit level, verify the rent-stabilized status for the exact apartment you’re considering.

Openigloo shows 414+ eligible buildings right now for this filter pair and location scope.

Not always. Reviews and Q&A are helpful for building experience and common processes, but rent-stabilized status and renewal terms are unit-specific—confirm with the building or management before signing.

Ask about renewal timing, any documentation needed, the application timeline, and how rent adjustments are handled. Also ask what’s required for move-in and whether there are any restrictions tied to the unit.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you’ll want to confirm the full monthly and upfront cost (application/broker fees if any, deposits, and utilities) and get the terms in writing.

Buildings can vary in how they handle renewals, repairs, and day-to-day operations. Use the building pages plus tenant Q&A to compare practical factors like maintenance responsiveness and lease administration.

This page is building-focused, but Openigloo links you to buildings with currently relevant availability. Always check the specific unit’s status and the move-in date details on the building page.