Rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent near R Train in West Village, Manhattan

It means the apartments are filtered to rent-stabilized units, which are subject to regulated rent increases and renewal protections. It does not mean the total monthly cost will be low, and you should still confirm the current legal status with the agent or landlord.

There are 25+ apartments for rent in this scope right now. Inventory can change quickly, especially in a smaller search area like this one.

The median rent is $5,495. Use that as a budgeting reference, but compare each unit’s asking rent, fees, and utilities before applying.

Confirm that the unit is actually rent-stabilized, ask about the lease renewal terms, and review any broker fee, security deposit, or move-in charge. Those costs can change the real monthly and upfront budget.

For a 1-bedroom, the unit count and median rent matter because fewer available apartments can mean tighter competition and less flexibility on price. Layout also matters: check whether the bedroom, living area, and storage work for your furniture and routines.

In this snapshot, East Village has 225+ apartments for rent, Hell's Kitchen has 388+, Stuyvesant Town/PCV has 268+, Kips Bay has 221+, and Yorkville has 196+. Those counts are for those neighborhoods, not this West Village page.

Rent-stabilized status does not remove normal move-in costs. Ask about broker fees, deposits, application fees, utility setup, and any lease terms that affect renewals or increases.