Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near High School of Computers and Technology in NYC

It means the apartments fall under NYC rent stabilization rules. Tenants typically have renewal protections, and rent increases are constrained by the stabilization framework. Always confirm the unit’s specific status with the building.

There are 207+ matching buildings in this snapshot (as of 2026-07-07). Availability and eligible units can change over time.

No. The building may be eligible, but the specific unit you want might not be currently available. Use the building’s current listings/availability info on Openigloo and confirm directly.

Ask for the unit’s current rent and status, renewal expectations, lease start date options, and the full set of move-in requirements and costs. Also ask what documents they need for approval.

They help with day-to-day expectations, but they do not replace confirming lease-specific details. Use them to guide questions about responsiveness, maintenance, and management practices.

Yes: assuming all units in a building share the same renewal situation, overlooking the unit’s exact legal rent/status, or not confirming the terms being offered for your specific lease start date. Verify these before paying any fees.