Rent-stabilized 2-bedroom apartments for rent near Q Train in Manhattan

It means the apartments on this page are in a regulated housing category, not a general market-rate search. Rent-stabilized units may have limits on certain rent increases and renewal terms, but you still need to confirm the apartment’s status and the exact lease language.

There are 449+ apartments for rent on this page. That is current inventory, so the count can change as units are rented, removed, or added.

The median rent is $7,113. For a 2-bedroom search, that gives you a quick benchmark, but actual asking rents will vary by building, block, layout, and condition.

The bedroom count matters because you are comparing a larger unit type across Manhattan, where location and building quality can push rents up or down. Use the $7,113 median rent as a baseline, then add room in your budget for fees, utilities, and any broker charge.

Check for broker fees, security deposit, utility responsibility, pet rules if relevant, and any lease clauses that affect renewal or occupancy. Rent-stabilized does not mean every fee is capped, and building policies can still differ.

You should confirm it directly with the agent and review any paperwork tied to the unit. Openigloo helps you screen the building and landlord, but the final status and lease terms should be checked before signing.

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