Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Urban Assembly School of Design and Construction, The in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter that targets rent-stabilized apartments, where rent increases and lease renewal practices follow rent-stabilization rules. Specific terms still vary by apartment, so confirm the unit’s details with the building.

Openigloo currently shows 630+ buildings for this multi-filter scope (as of 2026-07-07). Counts reflect eligible buildings right now, not unit-by-unit availability.

No. Building eligibility doesn’t always mean every available unit is rent-stabilized. When you find a match, confirm the exact apartment’s regulatory status and lease terms with the building or leasing office.

Confirm the lease start date, renewal process, the specific rent amount and any lawful increases, what’s included (utilities, services), and the application and approval timeline. Also ask how repairs are handled and who the point of contact is.

Rent-stabilization can affect how rents and renewals work, but the practical experience still depends on the specific building. Use tenant Q&A and building details to assess operations like responsiveness, common-area maintenance, and move-in procedures.

You’ll see building-level signals that can help you shortlist (including community feedback and open-data indicators where available). Treat them as screening inputs—still verify unit and lease specifics directly with the building.

Pick a few buildings from the 630+ shortlist, then contact the leasing office to confirm current availability for rent-stabilized units, required documents, and the application/approval timing for your move date.