Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q35 bus in Midwood

It focuses the search to the Midwood area around the Q35 route, so the buildings shown are intended to be within practical access to that corridor. Still, confirm the specific stop and your walking route for the unit you’re considering.

It’s the regulatory category for rent stabilization + related renewal protections. The filter indicates the building/units are in that category, but you should still confirm the unit’s status and current legal rent with the landlord.

Start with building signals and tenant-relevant Q&A to compare options, then validate the details that matter for you (lease terms, deposits/fees, utilities, and any restrictions) directly with management.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized units, renters typically still need to budget the full monthly cost including required utilities/charges and any move-in costs like security deposits and application/admin fees.

No. Filters narrow the scope, but specific lease terms can differ by unit. Ask the building for the current lease details, renewal/renewal timing, and any unit-specific conditions before committing.

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