Studio apartments for rent near New York Times

It shows 2 studio apartments for rent near New York Times, with a median rent of $4,277. Use it to compare current studio options and narrow by commute, budget, and building quality.

Check renter reviews, landlord patterns, and building-level feedback alongside the asking rent. For a studio, also confirm the layout, storage, and whether the kitchen and sleeping area feel workable for daily use.

The asking rent is only part of the cost. Plan for utilities, security deposit, application fees, and any broker fee, since those can change the real monthly and upfront cost.

Ask about the exact floor plan, appliance setup, storage, noise exposure, lease term, and move-in costs. For studios, the layout matters as much as the rent.

Start with rent, then compare building reviews, location, and commute time. A slightly higher rent can still make sense if the unit has a better layout or fewer fee surprises.

Sometimes, but you should verify the layout first. Many studios have limited room for both sleeping and working, so check whether there is enough space for a desk without blocking storage or circulation.