Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near University Neighborhood High School in NYC

It’s a regulatory category tied to New York rent stabilization rules (and typical renewal protections), so the page focuses on buildings where rent-stabilized units are expected to be available. Still, confirm the unit’s exact status with the building.

Openigloo groups eligible buildings by proximity to the school area tied to your selected page scope. Use the building address and map context to verify the commute and tour logistics.

This page is scoped to rent-stabilized buildings near the school area. Individual buildings may or may not have apartments currently advertised, so open a building profile to check what’s listed right now.

Ask management how the renewal process works for the specific unit, what rent adjustments (if any) apply at renewal, and whether there are any documented conditions that could affect the lease term you want.

No. Even with rent-stabilized units, there can be deposits, application fees, and move-in charges. Make sure you get a written breakdown of the full expected monthly cost and one-time costs from the building.

Tenant Q&A and building signals are useful for spotting patterns, but they can’t replace what the building will tell you for your specific unit. Use them to ask better questions and verify details during your viewing.

Open each building profile and apartment card (when available), then confirm the final details with the leasing office. For anything critical—lease term, inclusions, documentation requirements, and any building rules—get direct confirmation before committing.