What does this page include?

It includes 28 1-bedroom apartments for rent in Manhattan that are tagged for top rated buildings and near-transit search needs. The median rent on this page is $5,759.

What does 'top rated buildings' mean on Openigloo?

It refers to buildings with stronger Openigloo review scores. It does not guarantee every unit will be the same, so check recent reviews, lease terms, and the specific apartment condition.

How should I use the near-transit filter?

Use it to narrow your search to apartments with easier access to transit, then confirm the actual subway lines, station distance, and route from the building entrance.

Is this income-restricted, subsidized, or housing-lottery housing?

No. This page is for regular market-rate apartments for rent. If you are looking at Openigloo affordable pages, those are market-relative and still not income-restricted, subsidized, housing-lottery, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8 housing.

What should I confirm before applying?

Ask about broker fees, security deposit, move-in timing, utilities, pet rules if relevant, and any building fees. For a 1-bedroom, make sure the rent fits your monthly budget once you include the full cost of moving in and living there.

Which Manhattan neighborhoods are trending right now?

Recent search activity is concentrated in Hell's Kitchen, Stuyvesant Town/PCV, East Village, Kips Bay, and Yorkville.

1-bedroom apartments in top rated buildings for rent near transit in Manhattan

This page shows 28 1-bedroom apartments for rent in top rated buildings near transit across Manhattan, with a median rent of $5,759. Use it to compare options by building quality, commute access, and budget in one place. Openigloo helps you sort renter-first signals like building reviews and landlord feedback, so you can check more than the asking rent. For a 1-bedroom, compare the full monthly cost, review building-level patterns, and confirm commute details, lease terms, and any move-in fees before you apply.

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What to check when comparing 1-bedroom top rated apartments for rent near transit in Manhattan

Expect 1-bedroom apartments for rent across Manhattan, with pricing centered around a $5,759 median rent.
Top rated buildings can help you screen for stronger building-level reviews, but you should still verify the specific unit and landlord.
Near-transit filters are useful for commute planning, but confirm the exact subway lines and walking time from the building.
Compare the asking rent with the full monthly cost, including broker fee, deposit, utilities, and any amenity charges.
For 1-bedroom rentals, the number of available units and the median rent matter together when you set a realistic budget.

Apartments for rent near transit in trending Manhattan neighborhoods

Hell's Kitchen

87 apartments

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Pet-friendly 1-bedroom apartments for rent in top rated buildings near transit in Manhattan

241 apartments

Studio apartments for rent in top rated buildings near transit in Manhattan

198 apartments

Apartments for rent near transit by borough in NYC

Each borough has a different mix of inventory. Explore apartments for rent in NYC boroughs and find the best fit for your priorities. Start broad, then narrow by bedrooms, budget, and building quality signals.

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1-bedroom apartments in top rated buildings for rent near transit in Manhattan

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Hell's Kitchen·1 bed, 1 bath

4.4(30)

650 West 42 Street #2411

$5,090

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Hell's Kitchen·1 bed, 1 bath

4.5(24)

610 West 42 Street #N56B

$6,260

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Hell's Kitchen·1 bed, 1 bath

4.4(30)

650 West 42 Street #3116

$5,000

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Hell's Kitchen·1 bed, 1 bath

4.5(24)

610 West 42 Street #S55B

$6,320

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What to check when comparing 1-bedroom top rated apartments for rent near transit in Manhattan

Expect 1-bedroom apartments for rent across Manhattan, with pricing centered around a $5,759 median rent.
Top rated buildings can help you screen for stronger building-level reviews, but you should still verify the specific unit and landlord.
Near-transit filters are useful for commute planning, but confirm the exact subway lines and walking time from the building.
Compare the asking rent with the full monthly cost, including broker fee, deposit, utilities, and any amenity charges.
For 1-bedroom rentals, the number of available units and the median rent matter together when you set a realistic budget.