Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Astoria Blvd station in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for buildings where apartments fall under rent regulation rules with renewal protections. The page is meant to help you find building options with those protections, not to guarantee a specific rent level.

There are 657+ buildings in this scope right now.

Not necessarily. Rent-stabilized apartments follow legal frameworks, but the actual asking rent and unit terms can still vary by building and apartment. Always confirm the current legal rent for the specific unit.

Confirm the unit’s current legal rent and renewal details, ask how any increases are handled, and get the full lease terms and any required fees or deposit amounts in writing.

Openigloo can provide building context and tenant experiences, but renewal outcomes are unit- and timing-specific. Use the filter as a starting point and confirm renewal mechanics directly with the landlord/management for the exact apartment.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, renters should review the full monthly cost and upfront move-in costs (for example: deposits, required fees, and utilities) beyond the advertised asking rent.

Openigloo’s signals help you compare buildings, but they can’t replace direct confirmation. For any key detail (rent math, lease terms, move-in requirements, or documentation), ask the building directly for the current, unit-specific information.