Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Queens Collegiate: A College Board School in NYC

It’s a regulatory category used to surface buildings where apartments may be governed by rent stabilization rules and related renewal protections. You still need to confirm the exact unit’s status and terms with the building.

No. The 117+ figure is the number of buildings that match the rent-stabilized filter on Openigloo. Availability can change, so check each building’s current listings.

Verify the unit’s rent-stabilized status, the renewal terms, any recent changes tied to the apartment/lease, and what charges apply in your lease (utilities, fees, and any one-time costs).

No. They’re useful for real-world experience, but they don’t replace what’s in your lease or what the landlord must provide. Use them as leads, then confirm details directly.

Yes. Even with regulated rent, your full monthly cost can change based on utilities and any lease-required fees (plus move-in deposits). Review the entire lease cost, not the asking rent alone.

The page is scoped to buildings in NYC that Openigloo associates with that school area based on the page’s location filter. Still, confirm exact travel times and nearby routes for your routine.

That can happen—unit-specific details and timing matter. If something looks off (repairs, building policies, or lease terms), ask management to put the answer in writing where possible.