Rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent near schools in Queens

It means the apartment is tagged as rent-stabilized, which generally points to regulated rent increases and renewal protections. Confirm the unit’s status in writing, since lease terms and eligibility can still vary by apartment.

There are 84+ apartments for rent in this Queens search. The median rent is $4,223 for 1-bedroom apartments, so budget for both the asking rent and the total move-in cost.

A 1-bedroom usually gives you more separation between sleeping and living space, but it also means you should compare the rent against your full monthly budget. In Queens, the median rent here is $4,223, so fees and utilities can change what feels affordable.

No. This is a market search for rent-stabilized apartments, not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, Section 8, or housing-lottery housing. Rent-stabilized is a regulatory status, while the asking rent is still set in the market.

It is based on the rent-stabilized filter in Openigloo’s data for this Queens 1-bedroom scope, not on an income program. The page shows apartments tagged as rent-stabilized, and you should still verify the unit’s status and lease terms before applying.

Ask about the full monthly cost, including any broker fee, security deposit, application fee, and utilities. Also confirm whether the unit is truly rent-stabilized, what renewal rules apply, and any building policies that could affect move-in timing.

Hunters Point has 242+ apartments for rent, followed by Sunnyside with 40+, Forest Hills with 44+, Jamaica with 36+, and Rego Park with 21+. These counts are current in the latest snapshot for this search scope.