Rent-stabilized 3-bedroom apartments for rent near M1 Harlem - East Village in NYC

It means the apartments are marked as rent-stabilized, which generally means regulated rent increases and renewal protections may apply. It does not tell you the exact rent history for a specific unit, so confirm the lease terms and the current legal rent details with the agent or landlord.

This page currently shows 153+ apartments for rent, with a median rent of $8,295.

The median rent of $8,295 gives you a midpoint for current inventory on this page, but your final budget should also account for how 3-bedroom units are split across roommates, how close the apartment is to transit, and whether the building adds fees or higher move-in costs.

Ask about broker fee, security deposit, application fee, income requirements, guarantor rules, pet rules if relevant, and whether any renewal or lease clauses change your monthly cost after move-in.

Openigloo can help you review building-level and landlord-level signals alongside the apartment details, so you can spot patterns in maintenance, communication, and lease handling before you tour or apply.

Yes. Rent-stabilized affects how rent can change over time, but the asking rent can still be high. For this page, the median rent is $8,295, so it is important to compare that number with your total monthly budget.

Look at room sizes, whether the common area can fit three roommates comfortably, storage, closet space, and whether the bedroom layout works for privacy and quiet, especially if you will share the apartment.