Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q67 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory filter: the building is in the rent-stabilization category, which generally includes renewal protections and limits on certain rent increases. Actual terms still depend on the specific apartment and the current legal status.

Openigloo groups buildings by the transit corridor tied to the Q67 route so you can focus your search. You should still confirm the exact walking time from the building to your typical stop.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 1,176+ buildings that match this Q67 + rent-stabilized filter pair.

Not necessarily. Stabilization can affect how rent changes over time, but your unit’s current legal rent and the landlord’s renewal approach still control the actual cost. Always verify the unit’s rent basis and any expected increases.

Ask for the unit’s rent-stabilized status details, renewal expectations, and how increases are handled for your specific apartment. Also confirm any fees, deposit amounts, utility responsibilities, and move-in timeline.

No. Use them to prepare targeted questions. Policies and unit-specific terms can vary even within the same building, so you should confirm all lease terms directly with management.

Flag the mismatch in your notes and ask for written clarification. Openigloo aims to reflect the available data, but apartment-level availability and current terms can change—so the building’s documentation and the lease control.