Rent-stabilized verified studio apartments for rent in NYC

It means the apartments are in a regulated category with limits on rent increases and renewal protections. It does not remove the need to review the lease, unit status, and any current legal paperwork before you apply.

Verified means the apartment details have been checked on Openigloo. It is a quality signal, not a guarantee that the unit is still available or that every term in the lease matches what you expect, so confirm the latest details with the agent or landlord.

There are 478 apartments for rent in this NYC studio rent-stabilized verified scope, with a median rent of $4,111.

For a studio, budget around the median rent of $4,111 and then add deposits, broker fees if any, utilities, and move-in costs. Since the unit is a studio, the layout also matters for how much usable living and storage space you actually get.

Yes. Rent stabilization affects rent rules, not every move-in cost. You may still see broker fees, security deposits, application fees, and utility charges, so ask for the full monthly and upfront cost before you apply.

Start with the neighborhoods that have more current inventory, like East Village, Hell's Kitchen, Yorkville, Lenox Hill, and Flatbush. Then compare commute, building condition, and the full cost of the unit instead of relying on asking rent alone.

Confirm the current rent-stabilized status, the verified apartment details, move-in date, utilities, deposit amount, broker fee if any, and any rules that affect your use of the studio, such as subletting or room setup.