Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Pan American International High School at Monroe in NYC

It refers to regulatory status tied to rent stabilization rules. Use this page to find buildings where rent-stabilization commonly applies, then confirm the exact unit’s status and terms with the building using your prospective lease.

Openigloo shows 196+ buildings in this filtered view as of 2026-07-07. Counts reflect eligible buildings for the filters in your search scope.

No. Rent-stabilization affects how rents can be set and increased, but the actual asking rent, prior rent history, and renewal details depend on the specific unit and lease circumstances. Verify with the building before applying.

Ask what documentation they provide, how renewals are handled, what timelines look like, and whether there are any unit-specific factors that could affect renewal terms. Bring these questions to your lease review.

Yes. Even when rent is constrained by rent-stabilization rules, you may still see deposits, application fees, broker fees (if applicable), and different utility responsibilities depending on the unit. Always confirm the full monthly cost.

Use building-level info and tenant-first signals (including renter descriptions and Q&A) to compare management practices like maintenance responsiveness and day-to-day policies. Then validate key items directly with the building for your specific unit.

Treat the listing’s tag as a starting point. Confirm the unit’s stabilization status in writing, review the lease carefully, and ask for the renewal and maintenance/operational details that matter for your household.