Rent-stabilized 3-bedroom apartments for rent in Manhattan

It means the apartments are tagged as subject to rent-stabilization rules, which can limit rent increases and shape renewal rights. Always confirm the unit’s status, because stabilization applies to specific apartments, not every building in Manhattan.

There are 127 rent-stabilized 3-bedroom apartments for rent in Manhattan right now, with a median rent of $8,490.

Start with the median rent of $8,490, then add the full monthly cost: utilities, possible broker fee, security deposit, and any other move-in charges. With 3-bedroom apartments, the unit count, bedroom count, and neighborhood can move your budget quickly.

No. Rent-stabilized on Openigloo is a regulatory category, not an income-restricted or housing-lottery program. These apartments are still market rentals, so the asking rent, lease terms, and building rules still matter.

This page uses the rent-stabilized filter tied to the Manhattan borough and 3-bedroom scope. Openigloo applies the relevant scope and regulatory status so you can find apartments that match that category, then you should verify the unit’s paperwork and lease terms with the agent.

Check the current asking rent, renewal rules, broker fee, security deposit, and whether the unit is actually stabilized. For a 3-bedroom apartment, also confirm who can be on the lease and whether there are any occupancy or roommate restrictions.

Recent inventory is strongest in Hell's Kitchen, East Village, Yorkville, Lenox Hill, and Kips Bay. That can help if you want more options within a rent-stabilized 3-bedroom search.