What does this page include?

It includes 95 verified 1-bedroom apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn. You can use it to compare unit availability, price, and commute-friendly locations.

What does verified mean on Openigloo?

Verified means the apartment information has stronger quality signals on Openigloo. It does not guarantee the unit is still available, and it does not replace confirming terms with the landlord or agent.

How does the median rent help me plan?

The median rent is $4,178, which gives you a quick budget reference for a Brooklyn 1-bedroom near transit. Your total move-in cost can still be higher once you add deposits, fees, and utilities.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now?

The current trending neighborhoods in this Brooklyn scope are Downtown Brooklyn, Gowanus, Flatbush, Greenpoint, and Fort Greene.

What should I confirm before applying?

Check the exact rent, lease length, deposit, broker fee if any, pet rules, and any building-specific requirements. For a near-transit apartment, also confirm the nearest subway stop and how long the walk really is.

How can transit proximity affect rent and availability?

Apartments near transit often get more interest, so availability can move quickly. That can mean fewer days on market and more competition for well-priced 1-bedrooms.

Verified 1-bedroom apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn

This page shows 95 verified 1-bedroom apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn, so you can narrow by bedroom type, verified status, and commuter access. The current median rent is $4,178. Openigloo helps you review renter-first details before you reach out, including building and landlord feedback when available. Use the verified filter to focus on more complete rental information, then compare commute, lease terms, and the full monthly cost before you apply.

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What to check when comparing 1-bedroom verified apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn

Expect a strong mix of Brooklyn 1-bedroom apartments for rent near transit, with the largest current concentrations in Downtown Brooklyn, Gowanus, and Flatbush.
Verified status on Openigloo helps you focus on apartments with stronger data quality, but you should still confirm availability, move-in dates, and unit-specific terms.
A 1-bedroom budget should account for the $4,178 median rent, plus broker fee, security deposit, and any recurring building charges.
Transit proximity can make the commute easier, but it can also mean higher asking rents and faster turnover.
Check whether the unit is rent-stabilized, whether the building has elevator or walk-up access, and whether the lease includes any extra fees or restrictions.

More filters for apartments for rent near transit in NYC

Verified studio apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn

458 apartments

Verified 2-bedroom apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn

384 apartments

Apartments for rent near transit by borough in NYC

Each borough has a different mix of inventory. Explore apartments for rent in NYC boroughs and find the best fit for your priorities. Start broad, then narrow by bedrooms, budget, and building quality signals.

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Verified 1-bedroom apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn

Showing 73–90 of 95 listings

Verified

Ocean Hill·1 bed, 1 bath

48 Somers Street #504

$3,275

Verified

Rent-stabilized

Flatbush·1 bed, 1 bath

3.9(12)

160 Clarkson Avenue #7M

$3,300

Verified

Ocean Hill·1 bed, 1 bath

48 Somers Street #502

$3,300

Verified

Ocean Hill·1 bed, 1 bath

48 Somers Street #601

$3,350

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What to check when comparing 1-bedroom verified apartments for rent near transit in Brooklyn

Expect a strong mix of Brooklyn 1-bedroom apartments for rent near transit, with the largest current concentrations in Downtown Brooklyn, Gowanus, and Flatbush.
Verified status on Openigloo helps you focus on apartments with stronger data quality, but you should still confirm availability, move-in dates, and unit-specific terms.
A 1-bedroom budget should account for the $4,178 median rent, plus broker fee, security deposit, and any recurring building charges.
Transit proximity can make the commute easier, but it can also mean higher asking rents and faster turnover.
Check whether the unit is rent-stabilized, whether the building has elevator or walk-up access, and whether the lease includes any extra fees or restrictions.