Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q113 bus in NYC

It’s the rent-stabilized regulatory category. These buildings are flagged to match that framework, but you still need to confirm your specific unit’s status and lease terms with the building or manager.

It’s a location-based filter using the Q113 bus corridor as the reference area. Use the building’s map and directions details on the page to confirm the walk and commute that fits your routine.

No. The 283+ figure reflects buildings that match the multi-filter scope and category right now. Individual units within those buildings may or may not be advertised or available at the moment.

Ask to confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, renewal process and timing, any pending building-wide changes that could affect the unit, and the full fee breakdown (deposit, move-in fees, and utilities expectations).

Yes. Even in rent-stabilized settings, lease renewal and rent adjustments follow specific rules. Get the answers in writing for your lease term, what will change (if anything), and what documentation you’ll receive.

Openigloo provides renter-focused building signals and summaries, but you should still request and review the lease documents and any relevant unit-specific paperwork directly from the building.

They’re useful starting points, but they can’t replace direct confirmation. Use Openigloo notes and Q&A to guide your questions, then verify all unit-specific terms with the landlord or management company.