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“Pros: Tons of space for a studio apartment. Affordable for the area. Cons: The apartment lock is the equivalent of a lock in any random room in a hou”
— Anonymous, Jun 2021
Anonymous
4 years ago
Pros: Tons of space for a studio apartment. Affordable for the area. Cons: The apartment lock is the equivalent of a lock in any random room in a house—can be easily opened with a bobby pin, can be easily kicked down, and no deadbolt. When I moved in I was told the owner would have to come down to my basement apartment occasionally to deal with the water heater but he’d always text me first—this turned out to be a lie. I was often out of the apartment, working, etc and I’d get texts from him “can I go down to the water heater?” so I assumed he was sticking to what he said, but one day he barged in while I was asleep in my bed with his dad to then text me frantically “I swear I’ve never done that before”. He and his wife got into the most intense fights I’ve ever heard in my life constantly, and often right above my bed, keeping me up/waking me up. Their kid is equally loud and out of control. Thinnest walls I’ve ever seen. He told me when I signed the lease that I could pay rent with cash or personal check—I paid with check twice and he texted me “I’d really rather prefer you pay with cash” so I quickly figured out there was no way this was a legal unit. To make it all the more sketchy, I had to slide my $1,000+ under his door each month IN CASH with no receipt or knowledge of him getting my payment. Makes sense since that it was illegal as there was no way to put in A/C and in the summer with no real windows I’d often get heat sickness. No doorbell or buzzer for the basement unit. Advice to landlord: Don’t rent out the basement OR upgrade the unit with thicker ceilings and walls, some kind of A/C capability, and a way to make the water heater available to you without having to go into the unit. Also put a real lock and padlock on the door, and maybe a real doorbell or buzzer. Stop literally beating up your wife and child in loud and obvious ways. Allow subletting.
No HPD violations on record.
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Based on recent listing data, rent for a 2-bedroom at 22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 is approximately $3,700 per month.
Based on available records, 22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 is not currently registered as rent stabilized. Rents at this building are likely set at market rate.
The registered owner of 22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 is JOSE PEREZ. You can view their full portfolio of buildings on Lucid Rents.
22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105, owned by JOSE PEREZ, has an overall grade of B (3.0/5) on Lucid Rents. Tenants have left 1 review. Check tenant reviews for firsthand experiences.
22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 has an overall grade of B with a score of 3.0 out of 5 on Lucid Rents. This score is based on violations, complaints, and tenant reviews.
22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 has 1 building permit on record. Recent permit types include: Solar. Building permits can indicate ongoing construction or renovation work.
There are 7 schools near 22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105, including 1 charter school, 1 college, 2 private schools, 3 public schools. Nearby schools include Academy Of The City Charter School (16 min walk), Vaughn College (19 min walk), Monsignor Mcclancy Memorial Hs (16 min walk), Lexington School For The Deaf (12 min walk), William Cullen Bryant High School (18 min walk), and more.
The 11105 zip code where 22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 is located has 1,268 crime incidents on record. Check the neighborhood report card for 11105 for a full breakdown by crime type.
22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 was built in 1960, has 2 floors, contains 2 total units.
22-23 49 STREET, Queens, NY, 11105 has 1 tenant review with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5. 0 out of 1 reviewers would recommend this building.
Latest data: February 2026. This building has not been actively listed recently.
Studio
$1,625/mo
1BR
$2,700/mo
2BR
$3,300/mo
3BR
$3,550/mo
4BR+
$4,695/mo
Potential savings: ~22% by timing your move