Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q66 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory category tied to NYC rent stabilization. On this page, buildings should include rent-stabilized apartments, but you should still confirm the exact unit you’re considering matches the status.

Openigloo’s scope is “near the Q66 bus” for this page. Use the map/results to confirm the walking distance you’re comfortable with, since commute time can vary by block and building entrance.

They’re eligible for the rent-stabilized + Q66 scope, but availability changes. When you open a specific building, verify the unit’s current status and the lease start date before applying.

Ask about renewal process, how and when rent adjustments are applied in your unit, and what documentation is required. Also confirm any fees and the full move-in terms so there are no surprises.

Not necessarily. Even with stabilized rent, your total move-in and monthly cost can include broker fees, deposits, and utilities depending on the lease and unit setup.

Yes. Tenant reports are useful for patterns, but buildings can handle maintenance and policies differently over time. Use them to guide questions for the current property team.

Openigloo uses building-level signals and community input, but the only way to confirm current rules and unit status is to ask management directly for your specific apartment and lease terms.