Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Juan Morel Campos Secondary School in NYC

It filters for buildings where the apartments are classified as rent-stabilized under NYC rent regulation, so you can focus on renewal and pricing rules that typically apply to these units. You still need to confirm the exact unit’s status when you contact the agent.

There are 274+ buildings on this page that match the rent-stabilized filter and the school-area scope.

No. Rent-stabilized leases can still see regulated adjustments over time. Before applying, ask about the current lease terms, renewal expectations, and what changes would occur on the next renewal.

Verify the unit is the one you’re touring (and its rent-stabilized status), confirm the renewal clause or renewal history for the apartment, ask about maintenance standards (heat/hot water, response times), and confirm all fees and the full move-in cost breakdown.

Each building page aggregates renter insights (tenant Q&A and reviews) plus open-data signals. Use these to compare patterns like responsiveness and practical building operations, then confirm specifics with the managing agent.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized rules, day-to-day experience depends on building management and maintenance execution. Look at tenant Q&A for themes about repairs, common areas, and enforcement of building policies.

Message the listing/contact for the apartment’s exact rent-stabilized documentation and the renewal/lease terms that apply to that unit. Use Openigloo notes to generate a checklist, but get the final answers from the building.