Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near L Train in Greenwich Village, Manhattan

It means the apartment is part of New York’s rent-stabilized housing system, which limits certain rent increases and provides renewal protections. It is not the same as affordable housing, and you should still review the lease, fees, and building rules.

There are 30+ apartments for rent near the L Train in Greenwich Village, Manhattan. That is current inventory, so the number can change as units are rented or added.

The median rent is $6,100. Use that as a planning benchmark, but compare the actual asking rent, utilities, and any move-in charges before deciding.

No. Rent-stabilized is a regulatory category, not an income-restricted or lottery-based housing program. These apartments are still market-rate rentals with rules on certain increases and renewals.

Openigloo groups apartments that are identified as rent-stabilized for this search scope. The page is organized around the Manhattan location and the L Train corridor, so you can review units with that protection in context.

Confirm the monthly rent, lease length, renewal terms, application fees, security deposit, and whether any broker fee applies. Rent-stabilized status does not guarantee low move-in costs.

Location, building age, amenities, lease terms, utilities, and upfront fees all affect the real cost. A lower rent can still be expensive once you add broker fees, deposits, and monthly utilities.