Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Kings Hwy station in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter for apartments in NYC that fall under rent stabilization rules. Still, you should verify the exact unit status and legal rent details with the building or management before you commit.

There are 220+ buildings matching this rent-stabilized scope as of 2026-07-07.

The page scope is rent-stabilized, but unit-level details can differ. Treat the filter as a starting point and confirm the unit’s regulatory status and renewal terms with the building.

Ask how renewals are handled for rent-stabilized tenants, expected renewal/notice timelines, and what documentation they provide. Also ask what happens if your move-in dates change.

Often there are standard application and documentation requirements. Because policies can vary by building, use tenant Q&A to identify common request items, then confirm the exact requirements for your target unit.

Use them to spot patterns (maintenance, responsiveness, management consistency). Then validate anything important for your apartment with the building directly, especially for unit-specific terms and move-in logistics.

Even for rent-stabilized units, the full monthly and move-in cost matters. Ask about broker fees (if applicable), deposits, application fees, and which utilities are included or separate.