Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near International High School at Union Square in NYC

It’s the regulatory filter used to narrow to buildings/units that fall under NYC rent stabilization. Rules can affect renewal and rent increase mechanics, but each building still handles applications and unit details differently, so confirm specifics with the landlord.

There are 700+ eligible buildings in the current snapshot for this multi-filter search near International High School at Union Square.

No. A building can qualify under the rent-stabilized filter while specific units may be occupied, already applied for, or not currently advertised. Use the available apartment info you see on Openigloo for each building and confirm availability when you reach out.

Yes. Openigloo helps you compare and flag patterns using reviews and open-data signals, but you should still confirm the exact unit terms, renewal expectations, and any move-in requirements (including paperwork) directly with the building.

Even with rent-stabilized units, you should budget for the full move-in package. That typically includes deposit and any broker fee (if applicable), plus utilities or building charges the landlord lists. Ask for a written estimate before committing.

Use tenant Q&A as a starting point. Ask the building about the specific issue, what’s been fixed, and the timeline for remaining work. For anything time-sensitive, request details in writing.

They reflect what’s available in Openigloo and open-data signals as of the snapshot date. Conditions and unit availability can change quickly, so treat signals as guidance and verify current status with the building during your tour process.