Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Richard R. Green High School of Teaching in NYC

It means the buildings are tagged in Openigloo’s dataset for rent-stabilized apartments, which generally fall under New York rent regulation rules. Always confirm the specific unit’s status and lease terms directly with the building.

There are 73+ buildings in this page’s scope as of 2026-07-07, matched to the rent-stabilized filter and the area near Richard R. Green High School of Teaching.

No. Rent regulation and renewal protections set a baseline, but buildings still differ in how they process paperwork, communicate timelines, and handle maintenance or unit changes. Check tenant Q&A and ask the building for the renewal details that apply to your unit.

Verify the unit’s stabilized status in writing, review what’s included in the rent (and what utilities you’ll pay), confirm any practical rules (entry, packages, laundry), and request a clear schedule of any move-in fees and due dates.

Openigloo is a strong starting point, but you should treat building tagging as a prompt to confirm. The final source for rent and lease terms is what the building provides for your exact unit.

Not necessarily. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, the full monthly picture can change based on utilities included, any building charges, and one-time move-in costs. Ask for the complete breakdown before you commit.

That can happen. Rent-stabilized units may be updated as offers come in or paperwork progresses. Use Openigloo to compare multiple buildings in the 73+ set, and confirm availability details directly with property staff.