Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near Woodhaven Blvd station in NYC

It means the building/unit is categorized under rent stabilization rules. Still, the exact protections and renewal path depend on the unit’s status and lease history, so confirm details with the building when you talk about a specific apartment.

This page shows 146+ eligible buildings (as of 2026-07-07). Availability changes, so check the current listings section for what’s advertised right now.

You can compare building-level signals, read tenant-oriented reviews and Q&A, and use open-data context where available. Then you verify the lease-specific items with the building (rent, inclusions, fees, and move-in timeline).

Ask for the current rent amount and what increases (if any) apply on renewal, plus the lease start/end dates. Also confirm what the monthly total includes, the deposit and any one-time fees, and required documentation.

Yes. Even for rent-stabilized apartments, the full monthly and move-in cost can include utilities, deposits, and building fees. Ask for a clear breakdown so you can budget accurately.

No. They reflect patterns and experiences at the building level, which can change over time. Use them to decide what to ask on the tour or in your first call, then get written confirmation where possible.

Availability can change quickly. For rent-stabilized units, ask the building to confirm the current status of the specific unit and any renewal details tied to that lease, not just the building’s general regulatory category.