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Rent-stabilized apartments for rent in top rated buildings in Midtown East

Midtown East has 1-bedrooms and studios as the most common apartment types in this scope, with 23+ apartments for rent. That mix usually works for renters who want a compact layout close to major transit and office space, but unit size and building rules can vary a lot. Midtown East averages 4.0/5 across 167 rated buildings, with an average tenancy length of 9.8 months based on 130 relisted units and an average rent increase of 10.0% based on 464 relisted units (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Browse 23+ rent-stabilized apartments for rent in top rated buildings in Midtown East, Manhattan. Use this page to narrow by building quality and rent-stabilized status while comparing current asking rents in a busy part of Manhattan. Openigloo helps you check renter feedback before you apply, so you can look beyond the rent alone. Rent-stabilized means regulated increases and renewal protections, while top rated refers to building review scores on Openigloo, not a guarantee about any single unit.

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What to check before for top rated, rent-stabilized apartments in Midtown East, Manhattan

  • Expect a limited set of 23+ apartments for rent, so timing matters if you want to compare options in the same building type.
  • Median rent is $6,003, so budget for Midtown East prices even when a unit is rent-stabilized.
  • Top rated buildings on Openigloo reflect review scores, but you should still confirm maintenance history, management response, and move-in conditions.
  • Rent-stabilized apartments can still have fees, deposits, and lease terms that affect your total upfront cost.
  • Ask whether the unit has broker fees, application fees, and any rules tied to renovations or renewal timing.

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