Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Urban Assembly School for Careers in Sports in NYC

It refers to buildings where apartments are covered by rent stabilization rules. Even within rent-stabilized buildings, availability and unit eligibility can vary, so confirm the legal status for the exact unit you’re considering.

Start by filtering for rent-stabilized buildings, then review the building details and Openigloo signals. When you shortlist buildings, confirm the commute and the exact location from the address shown for each building.

No. Buildings may contain both stabilized and non-stabilized apartments, and availability changes. Use Openigloo to see what’s currently advertised (when available) and contact the managing agent to confirm what’s open today.

Ask for the unit’s legal rent, renewal/lease process, how increases are handled, and what documentation they require. Also ask about move-in timing and any building-specific requirements.

No. They help you spot patterns, but policies and conditions can change. Use them as a starting point, then get the final answers directly from the landlord/management in writing when possible.

No. Rent-stabilized status affects how rent is regulated, not whether there are move-in costs. Ask about security deposit, required fees, and any additional charges tied to the lease or application.

The eligible count (201+) reflects what’s captured as of the snapshot date. Still, availability can change quickly, so verify directly with each building for the most up-to-date options.