Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near High School for Media and Communications in NYC

It means the building is categorized under NYC’s rent stabilization regulations (rent regulation + renewal protections). The exact terms still vary by unit and lease, so confirm details directly with the building.

This page shows 414+ buildings that currently match the rent-stabilized filter for the High School for Media and Communications area.

No. It’s NYC-wide within the search area around High School for Media and Communications, so eligible buildings can be in multiple nearby blocks and sub-areas.

You can review building information and Openigloo reviews where available, use open-data signals for cross-checking, and read tenant Q&A to find issues or questions other renters raised.

Confirm unit-specific lease terms (including renewal process and rent history details where available), required move-in paperwork, utility responsibility, and the building’s policy for repairs, access, and any transfer/waitlist rules.

Rent-stabilized status doesn’t eliminate building-specific rules. Verify total move-in costs (broker fee, deposits, and any building fees) and confirm policies that affect your household, like pets, laundry, and storage.

Treat Openigloo signals and reviews as starting points. Ask for written confirmation for anything that affects cost, lease terms, or move-in timing, especially when you’re making a decision quickly.