Verified studio apartments for rent near transit in Midtown, Manhattan

It shows 2 verified studio apartments for rent in Midtown, Manhattan that are meant to be easier to evaluate because Openigloo has reviewed the listing quality. The near-transit filter helps you focus on places with a practical commute, but you still need to confirm exact subway access and current availability.

The $4,160 median rent gives you a quick sense of the middle of the market for this page’s scope. If a studio is well above that number, it may be priced for stronger finishes, a better location, or more amenities; if it is below, check whether there are tradeoffs in space, condition, or lease terms.

Confirm the actual walk to the subway, what train lines are nearby, and whether the unit’s layout works for a studio lifestyle. Also ask about broker fees, deposits, utilities, and any move-in charges so you know the full monthly cost.

No. Verified means the apartment information on Openigloo has been checked, but it does not remove the need to review the building, landlord feedback, lease terms, and current unit condition before signing.

A lot. In a studio, the sleeping area, kitchen setup, and storage often determine whether the apartment feels workable day to day, especially if you need space for a desk, bike, or seasonal items.

Recent inventory is showing East Village, Hell's Kitchen, Stuyvesant Town/PCV, Kips Bay, and Yorkville. Those counts are for the neighboring areas in the latest snapshot, not this page’s inventory.

Use the asking rent as only one part of the budget. In Midtown, broker fees, security deposits, utilities, and any amenity or application charges can materially change what you pay each month and at move-in.