Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q22 bus in NYC

It’s the regulatory category for apartments under rent stabilization rules. It doesn’t guarantee the exact unit rent or availability, so you should verify the specific apartment’s legal status during the application process.

The scope is set to buildings near the Q22 bus route area, based on the building’s location in Openigloo. Because street-by-street distance varies, confirm the walking route and typical wait times with your own commute test.

This page is filtered to the rent-stabilized category near the Q22 bus. Availability can still vary by building and unit, so check each building page for any currently available apartments.

They’re useful signals, but conditions can change. Use them to spot themes, then verify details directly with the building (repairs, building access, and any recent policy changes).

Ask what is included in the rent, what the legal rent amount is for the specific apartment, renewal expectations, and how maintenance requests are handled. Request any documentation the building can share for your unit’s status.

Yes. Even within rent-stabilized housing, buildings can have their own application requirements and unit-specific rules. Confirm eligibility criteria and any paperwork the building requires before touring.

Start with the building_count scope, then shortlist by the themes that matter to you. Cross-check what you see in reviews and tenant Q&A against what the building confirms during tours, especially around maintenance responsiveness and lease terms.