Rent-stabilized 3-bedroom apartments for rent near 3 Train in Upper West Side, Manhattan

It means the apartment is part of New York’s rent-regulated housing system, where rent increases and renewal rights are governed by specific rules. It does not mean the unit is affordable housing or a lottery apartment.

There are 19+ apartments for rent right now, with a median rent of $12,644. Because this is a limited 3-bedroom search, inventory can change fast.

It can give renters more predictability around future rent changes and renewals. Even so, you should still review the current lease, any legal rent history, and building-specific rules before signing.

Confirm the total monthly cost, broker fee if any, deposit, utilities, lease length, roommate policy, and whether the apartment layout actually works for three occupants. In a 3-bedroom, room size and common-space layout matter as much as the posted rent.

Yes. Even with rent-stabilized apartments, you may still see application fees, broker fees, move-in deposits, and building rules about occupancy, guarantors, or room sharing. Ask for those details early.

Openigloo lets you review building and landlord feedback so you can spot recurring issues like repairs, communication problems, or rent-increase complaints before you apply.

Use the asking rent as only one part of the budget. For a 3-bedroom, the monthly cost also depends on how many roommates are splitting the rent, plus utilities, deposits, and any fees at move-in.