Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near schools in Queens

It means the apartment is in a regulated category that can limit certain rent increases and provide renewal protections. It is still a private market apartment, so you should verify the unit’s status and lease terms before applying.

There are 174+ apartments for rent near schools in Queens on this page, with a median rent of $4,164.

Rent-stabilized apartments follow different rules than unregulated units, especially around increases and renewals. The asking rent can still be high, so compare the monthly cost with fees and move-in charges too.

Confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, the lease length, any broker fee, the security deposit, utilities, and whether there are additional move-in charges. Those costs can change what you actually pay each month.

Hunters Point has 242+ apartments for rent, followed by Sunnyside with 40+, Forest Hills with 44+, Jamaica with 36+, and Rego Park with 21+.

Yes. Rent stabilization does not remove broker fees, deposits, utility costs, or building rules. Always ask what is included in the rent and what you will owe at move-in.

You can use building reviews and landlord signals to compare properties beyond the asking rent. That helps you spot patterns in maintenance, management, and move-in experience before you sign a lease.