Rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent in Manhattan

It means the apartments on this page are filtered to rent-stabilized units in Manhattan for 1-bedroom apartments. Rent-stabilized housing follows regulated rules for rent increases and renewals, but each unit can still have different lease terms, fees, and condition.

There are 1,025 rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent in Manhattan in this snapshot.

The median rent is $5,350 for this Manhattan 1-bedroom rent-stabilized scope.

Use the median rent of $5,350 as a planning benchmark, but also account for broker fees, deposits, move-in charges, utilities, and any building fees. For 1-bedroom apartments, the unit count, rent level, and bedroom size all affect how flexible your budget will be.

No. Rent-stabilized is not the same as income-restricted housing, subsidized housing, housing-lottery units, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8. This page filters for market-rate rent-stabilized apartments, meaning the units are regulated, but they are not an official affordable-housing program.

A rent-stabilized filter helps you focus on units with regulated rent-increase rules and renewal protections. It does not guarantee lower move-in costs, lower fees, or a particular landlord experience, so you should still review the full lease and building details.

Confirm the exact rent, deposit, broker fee, lease length, renewal terms, and any application requirements. Also check whether the building has restrictions that matter to you, such as move-in timing, guarantor rules, or pet policies if relevant.