Rent-stabilized buildings in Pomonok, Queens

17 of 4,350 residential buildings in Pomonok have rent-stabilized units on the 2024 tax bill, about 807 units in all. The median building has 20.

These are buildings with rent-stabilized units on file with the city, not apartment listings. A tax bill counts a building's stabilized units; only your lease and the state's records (HCR, formerly DHCR) confirm a single apartment. How to check yours. Your rights if the rent looks too high. Records as of Oct 26, 2026.

AddressGradeStabilized unitsUnitsYear builtOpen HPD violationsOwner
82-41 Parsons BoulevardB200 (2024 bill)200193916T BUILDING LLC
154-02 71st AvenueD172 (2024 bill)1801952168RIVER DRIVE CONSTRUCTION CORP
159-10 71st AvenueD137 (2024 bill)137200021ATRIA 2000 ASSOCIATES, LLC
80-25 Parsons BoulevardC115 (2024 bill)11219624PARSONS MANOR, LLC
157-07 72nd AvenueA30 (2024 bill)9420220157-01 72ND AVE, LLC
158-06 76th AvenueA20 (2024 bill)2019521158-06/10 REALTY LLC
158-46 76th AvenueA20 (2024 bill)2019520158-06/10 REALTY LLC
158-45 76th RoadA20 (2024 bill)2019520158-06/10 REALTY LLC
158-25 76th RoadA20 (2024 bill)2019520158-06/10 REALTY LLC
158-26 76th AvenueB20 (2024 bill)2019528158-06/10 REALTY LLC
158-05 76th RoadC20 (2024 bill)2019525158-06/10 REALTY LLC
159-13 72nd AvenueB8 (2024 bill)820147BAMYAN TOWER, LLC
71-45 160th StreetD8 (2024 bill)8200712TREASURELAND REALTY LLC
71-44 160th StreetF8 (2024 bill)92006225VIVO INTERNATIONAL REALTY LLC
78-34 164th StreetD7 (2024 bill)1191963126The Renee Owners, Inc.
71-60 162nd StreetA1 (2024 bill)720080Individual owner
71-62 162nd StreetA1 (2024 bill)720080Individual owner

Sorted by stabilized units, then grade. Stabilized units are the count on the building's latest NYC Department of Finance tax bill on file. Every Queens neighborhood by stabilized units.

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Sources: NYC HPD housing maintenance code violations, HPD property registrations and housing litigation, 311 service requests, DOB violations, NYC Marshals evictions, and HPD bedbug filings from NYC Open Data, plus rent-stabilized unit counts from NYC Department of Finance tax bills. How grades work.