Rent-stabilized 1-bedroom apartments for rent in The Bronx

It means the apartment is in a regulated category with limits on certain rent increases and renewal terms. It does not mean every cost is fixed, so confirm the lease, any legal rent history details available to you, and move-in charges.

There are 56 apartments for rent on this page right now.

The median rent is $2,837, which can help you compare this 1-bedroom inventory against your budget and nearby options in The Bronx.

No. Rent stabilization affects rent regulation, but you still need to check broker fees, deposits, application fees, utilities, and any building-specific charges before applying.

Look at the asking rent, the building reviews, the neighborhood, and the total monthly cost. For 1-bedroom apartments, the count and median rent matter together because a smaller inventory can move quickly and pricing can vary a lot by area.

Confirm whether the unit is truly rent-stabilized, the exact rent, the lease term, renewal rules, required documents, and whether there are any fees or restrictions that affect move-in or renewals.