Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near School for Tourism and Hospitality in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for buildings that contain rent-stabilized apartments. The exact renewal and rent increase details depend on the specific unit and the building’s compliance history, so you should confirm specifics with leasing.

358+ NYC buildings currently match the rent-stabilized filter and the School for Tourism and Hospitality proximity constraint.

No. Rent-stabilized status doesn’t lock in a single price for every tenant. Your actual rent and any future increases can vary by unit history, renewal timing, and applicable rules—confirm details before signing.

Ask about unit eligibility, renewal/lease mechanics, and any fees tied to the application or move-in. Also request the move-in checklist for deposits, documentation, and timing.

Openigloo compiles building information and shows renter-driven signals from rated buildings, plus tenant Q&A where available. Use these to shortlist, then validate open questions with the building directly.

Proximity on Openigloo is based on the page’s school-focused matching logic. Treat distance as a guide and confirm your commute route and time for the unit you’re considering.

Availability can change. Even within rent-stabilized buildings, specific units may not be on the market at the same time. Check current availability on each building card and ask leasing about timelines.