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

It’s a regulatory category for the building’s apartments that are subject to New York rent stabilization rules. Still confirm the specific unit’s status and current lease/renewal details directly with the building.

This page is scoped to Midtown buildings that match your Q-train commute need based on Openigloo’s building research signals. Walking distance and exact station choice can vary, so verify the route you’ll actually use.

No. The page filter is about rent regulation and location relative to the Q train. Apartment availability, layouts, and unit-specific restrictions still vary by building and by unit.

Confirm the full move-in cost (deposit and any building fees), which utilities are included, and the lease term options available for the specific unit. If the building uses screening steps, ask what documents are required and the application timeline.

Yes. Even within rent-stabilized housing, rents are unit-specific and depend on vacancy, renewal terms, and the building’s lawful rent history. Use the building page to compare what’s currently being advertised and then confirm directly.

Openigloo relies on open-data signals and user-reported information. Those can lag real-world conditions, so treat them as a starting point and ask the building about current maintenance status and any recent issues.

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