Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the Q77 bus in Queens Village

It’s a regulatory-focused filter for buildings that offer rent-stabilized apartments. The exact protections and renewal rules are unit- and lease-specific, so confirm the details for the particular unit you plan to apply for.

Treat it as a location shortcut for finding buildings along a practical transit corridor. Before committing, verify the route direction, nearest stop, and your daily travel time for work or school hours.

This page is scoped to eligible buildings (48+). Availability can change quickly, so open each building and check the specific apartments currently advertised and their move-in timelines.

Confirm the exact unit type, rent terms, lease start date, and any stated building policies (pets, utilities responsibility, and required documentation). Rent-stabilized status does not replace unit-level due diligence.

Tenant Q&A can surface practical, building-level experiences like responsiveness, maintenance patterns, and management processes. Use it as context, then ask the building directly for confirmations about your specific unit and lease.

Yes. Even for rent-stabilized apartments, your full monthly and upfront costs can include deposits, fees, and any building-required charges. Review the posted requirements and ask for a clear breakdown before moving forward.