Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q train in Kensington

It’s a regulatory category (rent stabilization + renewal protections). Still confirm the unit’s current status, renewal expectations, and any building process for paperwork with management before applying.

It focuses the building set on proximity to the Q train so your commute is easier to plan. Use the building page to verify the exact route and your typical travel times.

This page reflects the current eligible building set (90+). Availability can change by unit, so check each building’s current apartments on Openigloo.

Confirm renewal terms for the specific unit, the move-in timeline, and all required documents. Also ask management about any fees, building policies, and what services are included versus separately billed.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, your full monthly and move-in cost still depends on deposits, any broker fee, and utilities or billing responsibilities listed for the unit.

They’re useful signals, but they can’t replace a direct question to the building. Use them to spot common issues, then confirm the specifics for the exact unit and dates you need.

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