Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q36 bus in NYC

It’s the regulatory filter applied to the buildings you see. Rent-stabilized generally means the unit is under NYC rent regulation with specific renewal protections. Always confirm the exact unit status with the building at the time you apply.

The search uses the Q36 bus route area to surface nearby buildings. For any candidate building, verify the exact street address and real walking time from your stop before touring.

This page is scoped to buildings that have rent-stabilized apartments. Individual units can differ, so confirm the specific apartment’s regulatory status, rent history, and current terms when you contact the leasing office.

Ask about the unit’s rent-stabilized status, renewal process, any additional fees (deposit, utilities responsibilities, parking), and the timeline for move-in. If anything in the online details is unclear, request it in writing.

Rules on rent increases and renewals are part of the rent-stabilized framework, but the exact outcome depends on the unit and circumstances. Use the building’s documentation and ask the landlord or managing agent how your renewal would be handled.

You’ll see building matches for this scope; availability can change. When you open a building’s page, check whether there are apartments currently advertised and confirm current pricing and unit details with the building.