What does rent-stabilized mean?

Rent-stabilized means the rent is regulated by New York State law, limiting how much it can increase annually and providing certain tenant protections.

Are these buildings affordable?

Rent-stabilized apartments can offer lower rents compared to their market counterparts, but it's crucial to confirm that the rent fits within your budget.

What should I know about lease agreements in these buildings?

Lease terms can differ among buildings; always clarify the length of the lease and renewal conditions before signing.

Are there any additional costs I should be aware of?

Yes, inquire about any required application fees, maintenance fees, or other costs beyond the monthly rent.

Is this income-restricted, subsidized, or housing-lottery housing?

No, rent-stabilized housing is not income-restricted, subsidized housing from programs like NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8. It's designed for broader tenant protection.

Which neighborhoods are trending in the Bronx?

Currently, trending neighborhoods include Concourse with 567+ buildings, Soundview with 564+ buildings, Fordham with 323+ buildings, Belmont with 197+ buildings, and Norwood with 194+ buildings.

What should I do if I experience issues in a rent-stabilized building?

Document any problems and contact your landlord first. If unresolved, consider reaching out to tenant advocacy groups or legal resources.

Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights

University Heights is a residential area in the Bronx known for its mix of housing units and accessibility. With 263+ buildings available, this neighborhood is well-connected to public transportation, facilitating easy commutes. The average building rating in University Heights is 1.9 out of 5, based on reviews from 7 rated buildings. This suggests that while the area has many options, renter experiences can vary significantly. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features 263+ buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights. These buildings provide essential tenant protections, making them a vital choice for renters seeking stability in their housing costs. Openigloo empowers you with insights through building reviews, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A. We help you understand the conditions of different buildings, allowing you to make informed decisions while searching for your next home.

Showing 199–216 of 263 buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights.

Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights

Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights

2401 Davidson Avenue

2400 Webb Avenue

2272 University Avenue

51 Buchanan Place

2304 Grand Avenue

2471 Grand Avenue

2170 University Avenue

2280 Loring Place North

1981 Sedgwick Avenue

2290 University Avenue

1950 Andrews Avenue South

87 W Fordham Rd

2686 Bailey Avenue

2500 Webb Avenue

2435 Devoe Terrace

2260 University Avenue

2698 Bailey Avenue

2600 University Avenue

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