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

It means the apartment is shown as rent-stabilized, which can come with regulated rent increases and renewal protections. It is still important to confirm the exact unit status and lease details before you apply.

No. Rent-stabilized is a regulatory category, not an income-restricted or subsidized housing program. The page is showing market-rate apartments that fall under rent-stabilization rules.

The filter describes the unit’s regulatory status, while the asking rent is the current monthly price. A rent-stabilized studio can still have a high asking rent, so review the lease and total monthly cost.

Studio inventory is limited, so 14+ apartments for rent means options are available but still fairly narrow. Because studios have one main living area, it helps to compare layout, storage, and rent together before touring.

Ask about renewal terms, application fees, security deposit, broker fee if any, and whether the rent-stabilized status applies to the exact unit you are renting. Also confirm utilities and any move-in charges.

In this Manhattan scope, East Village has 225+ apartments for rent, Hell's Kitchen has 388+ apartments for rent, Stuyvesant Town/PCV has 268+ apartments for rent, Kips Bay has 221+ apartments for rent, and Yorkville has 196+ apartments for rent.

You can use building and landlord reviews to look for patterns in maintenance, communication, and turnover. That can help you decide whether a lower rent is worth the tradeoffs.