Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near University Hospital of Brooklyn in NYC

It means the building is categorized under rent-stabilized regulatory status in Openigloo’s filter set, so the apartments you see should align with rent-stabilized rules. Still, confirm the unit’s status and the lease terms with the building before you apply.

347+ buildings match this page’s filters right now on Openigloo.

No. Asking rents can change by unit, lease start date, and building. Use Openigloo to compare what’s currently advertised, then verify the exact rent and renewal expectations with management.

Ask about current legal rent, rent-stabilized renewal expectations for that unit, any move-in fees (deposit and other required charges), and how maintenance requests are handled. If you’re relying on amenities or rules, ask how they apply to your specific unit.

Rent-stabilized leases often have regulatory requirements that can affect paperwork and renewal timelines. Expect standard rental application and income/ID documentation requests, and confirm what the building needs for your unit.

They reflect what renters and prospective tenants share and what Openigloo surfaces from building-level information. Use them to guide questions, but verify any critical details (repairs, rules, fees, lease terms) directly with the building.

You can use the building shortlist and availability indicators on Openigloo to focus on options with apartments currently advertised. For anything urgent, contact the building quickly since availability in NYC can change fast.