Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q49 bus in Corona

It’s the regulatory category for apartments under New York rent stabilization rules. Availability, renewal, and rent-increase handling follow those rules, but each lease context can be different—confirm specifics with the building.

The filter limits results to Corona buildings close to the Q49 bus route. It’s meant to help with day-to-day transit convenience, but you should still check your exact route and walking time.

This page shows buildings that match the filters in the Openigloo scope. Availability can change by unit type and lease timing, so review current listings on Openigloo and check with the building.

Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you still need to confirm the full monthly and move-in costs. Ask about security deposit, any broker or application fees, and which utilities (if any) you pay.

Confirm unit details (floor plan, rent history context if relevant, and any building rules), lease dates, renewal expectations, and maintenance/response practices. If anything affects your move (repairs, access, paperwork timing), get it in writing.

Look at building reviews and renter Q&A for patterns around responsiveness and how management handles issues. Then ask the same questions directly to the building before paying fees or committing to a unit.

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