Rent-stabilized apartments for rent near schools in Manhattan

It means the apartments are in a rent-stabilized category, which can limit certain rent increases and affect renewal protections. It is not a guarantee of the same terms in every unit, so read the lease and ask how the rent is set.

There are 175 apartments for rent in Manhattan on this page, with a median rent of $5,490. That gives you a broad market to compare before you focus on school access or neighborhood fit.

The latest Manhattan snapshot shows East Village, Hell's Kitchen, Stuyvesant Town/PCV, Kips Bay, and Yorkville.

Confirm broker fee, security deposit, utilities, move-in costs, and any application or building fees. Also ask whether the unit has lease renewal limits, income or documentation rules, or any building-specific restrictions tied to the rent-stabilized status.

Openigloo lets you look at renter reviews and building-level context so you can compare more than just the asking rent. That helps you spot patterns in management, maintenance, and move-in experience before you apply.

Verify the school address, the actual commute from the unit, and whether pickup or drop-off traffic changes the block during the day. Also check building hours, elevator access, and package handling if those matter for your schedule.

Yes. Even if the asking rent is stabilized, the full monthly cost can still be higher once you add utilities, fees, deposits, and any broker fee. Compare the total cost, not just the rent.