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

It’s the regulatory category the building/unit falls under, which can affect rent increases and renewal terms. Still, the exact lease details depend on the specific apartment, so confirm with the landlord or managing agent for the unit you’re considering.

The results are scoped to Sunnyside buildings associated with the Q66 bus area. Use the address and map on each building’s page to sanity-check how close it is to the specific stop you’d use.

Not necessarily from this landing-page view alone. Each building page shows what’s currently available on Openigloo, so check availability on the specific building you’re interested in.

Ask about the exact rent amount for the unit, lease length, renewal expectations, and required documentation. Also confirm move-in costs (deposits, broker fees if applicable, and any utilities) since the total monthly budget depends on more than the asking rent.

Treat them as building-level context to guide your questions. Review the details on the building page and, if something matters to you (noise, maintenance turnaround, responsiveness), ask the leasing office directly.

This page is scoped to Sunnyside in Queens with the Q66 bus reference, so the “nearby” variation comes from where each building sits relative to your commute route. For best accuracy, compare distances to your target stop and the walk time using each listing’s map.

Hunters Point with 2,110+ buildings; Ridgewood with 3,826+ buildings; Ditmars-Steinway with 2,222+ buildings; Forest Hills with 1,363+ buildings; Jamaica with 2,503+ buildings.