What does this Queens page include?

It includes active apartments in Queens that match both filters: rent-stabilized and top-rated. There are 41 active listings in this scope.

What does rent-stabilized mean here?

Rent-stabilized refers to a regulated housing category with limits on certain rent increases and renewal protections. Always confirm the unit's exact status and lease language with the agent.

What does top-rated mean on OpenIgloo?

Top-rated refers to building review scores on OpenIgloo, not a neighborhood or unit feature. Use it as one signal, then still review the lease, landlord history, and building details.

How does the median rent compare with the listing count?

The median rent is $4,238 across 41 active listings, so this is a relatively focused Queens search. Budget by neighborhood and by apartment size before narrowing your options.

Which neighborhoods are showing the most activity?

Hunters Point has 200 active listings in the broader search snapshot, with Astoria at 62, Long Island City at 36, Forest Hills at 25, and Rego Park at 23. That can help you decide where to start looking.

Are fees or restrictions still possible on rent-stabilized apartments?

Yes. Rent-stabilized does not guarantee low fees or a simple move-in. Ask about deposits, application fees, required documents, and any broker fee before you apply.

What should I confirm before signing a lease?

Confirm the unit's rent-stabilized status, the legal rent and any increase history, renewal terms, move-in costs, and whether the building's rating reflects the current management or conditions.

Queens Rent-Stabilized, Top-Rated Apartments

Browse 41 active apartments in Queens that are both rent-stabilized and top-rated on OpenIgloo. The median rent in this scope is $4,238, so it helps to compare by neighborhood and unit size before you apply. Rent-stabilized can mean regulated renewal rights and limits on certain rent changes, while top-rated reflects building review scores on OpenIgloo. Confirm the current lease terms, any legal rent adjustments, and what the landlord is offering for move-in costs before signing.

What to expect: a smaller Queens search pool with 41 active listings and a median rent of $4,238.
What to confirm before applying: the unit's stabilization status, renewal terms, and whether the advertised rent reflects a legal increase.
Compare neighborhoods like Hunters Point, Astoria, Long Island City, Forest Hills, and Rego Park to see where the inventory is concentrated.
Review move-in costs carefully, since rent-stabilized does not mean lower upfront fees or no deposits.
Check building-level details on OpenIgloo, because top-rated refers to review score, not the apartment itself.

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Hunters Point

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