Rent-stabilized verified apartments for rent near transit in East Village, Manhattan

It means the apartments are in the rent-stabilized category, which can limit certain rent increases and affect renewal terms. It does not mean the monthly cost will be low, and you should still review the full lease and building rules.

Verified means the apartment has passed Openigloo's listing-quality checks. It is not a neighborhood, and it does not guarantee the unit's exact condition, move-in timing, or final lease terms.

There are 4 apartments for rent in this scope, so availability is real but still limited. With a $5,933 median rent, it helps to compare the asking rent against your full monthly budget, not just the sticker price.

East Village is ranked 1, followed by Hell's Kitchen, Stuyvesant Town/PCV, Kips Bay, and Yorkville.

Ask about application fees, broker fees, deposits, income requirements, guarantor rules, and any move-in charges. For verified and rent-stabilized apartments for rent, the asking rent is only part of the total monthly and upfront cost.

Look at subway access, commute time, and the building's condition alongside the rent. A unit near transit can save time, but noise, older building systems, and stair access can change how the apartment works day to day.

Rent-stabilized is a regulation category, not an affordability label. A rent-stabilized apartment can still have a rent above your budget, so you should compare the asking rent and total move-in cost before deciding.