Rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent in good cause buildings in The Bronx

This page includes 16 rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent in good cause buildings in The Bronx. It is meant for renters comparing tenant-protection categories within a 1-bedroom search.

Rent-stabilized refers to regulated rent increases and renewal protections. Good cause refers to tenant protections that can limit certain rent increases or non-renewals, depending on the situation and the building or unit.

The $2,304 median rent is a quick benchmark for current asking rents on this page. It can help you tell whether a specific 1-bedroom apartment is priced near the middle of the Bronx units shown here or noticeably above it.

Because this page is for 1-bedroom apartments, rent, building condition, and neighborhood location all affect budget planning. Compare the asking rent with the median, then add expected move-in costs and monthly expenses like utilities or fees if they apply.

Ask whether the unit is actually rent-stabilized, how good cause protections apply, what the lease term is, and whether there are application fees, a broker fee, deposits, or income requirements. Also confirm any renewal or notice rules in writing.

Yes. The full monthly cost still matters, including utilities, fees, and any broker fee or deposit. A lower asking rent can still become expensive once those are added.

No. Tenant-protection status does not guarantee identical lease terms across all apartments for rent. You still need to review the actual lease, rent history, and building rules for the specific unit.