Rent-stabilized studio apartments for rent near C Train in Hudson Yards, Manhattan

It means the apartment is expected to fall under rent-stabilized rules, which can limit certain rent increases and support renewal protections. Always verify the unit’s status with the agent or landlord before applying.

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

There is no affordable filter on this page. If you are comparing prices, use the current median rent of $3,893 as a reference point, then check each unit’s asking rent, fees, and total move-in cost.

Confirm the unit’s rent-stabilized status, whether any broker fee applies, the security deposit, utility setup, and the studio layout. In a studio, the sleeping area, kitchen, and storage need to work together in a single room.

Because fees, utilities, deposits, and lease terms can change what you actually pay each month. A lower asking rent can still be expensive once move-in costs and recurring charges are added.

With 18+ studio apartments for rent in this scope, the size, building quality, and location near C Train can affect pricing. Compare the asking rent with the space layout and whether the studio supports your daily routine.

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