Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near High St station in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for apartments in buildings where the unit is treated as rent-stabilized, which typically affects how rent increases and renewals are handled. Still, you should verify the unit’s status and renewal terms directly with the landlord and/or property manager before signing.

On this page, “high-st” is paired with the station context (High St station) while “high-rise” is the building-type filter applied alongside rent-stabilized. If you’re searching for a specific stop, confirm the building address is within your walking/subway tolerance.

There are 182+ buildings in the current snapshot that meet the rent-stabilized + high-rise criteria near High St station.

No. “Rent-stabilized” describes rent regulation rules, not income eligibility. This page is not income-restricted housing and is not subsidized.

No. This page is about rent-stabilized apartments and does not indicate housing-lottery, Section 8, NYCHA, or HPD subsidy participation.

Ask for the lease/renewal mechanics for the specific unit, any known end dates for preferential arrangements, and the documentation you’ll need. Also confirm move-in timing, deposits/fees, and what utilities are included.

No. Openigloo helps you narrow and compare buildings, but rules and unit eligibility details can vary. Use the signals to start the conversation, then confirm the specifics with the building for the exact apartment you’re considering.