What does this search include?

This page includes active studio apartments that are both verified on OpenIgloo and marked rent-stabilized. There are 12 listings in this search.

What is the median rent for these listings?

The median rent is $4,034, which is useful for comparing units before you decide whether the layout and location fit your budget.

What does rent-stabilized mean for a studio?

Rent-stabilized units follow regulated rules for rent increases and renewal protections. You should still review the lease and current rent history to confirm the status of the specific apartment.

What does verified mean on OpenIgloo?

Verified means the listing quality has been checked on OpenIgloo. It does not replace your own review of the lease, fees, or the unit’s rent-stabilized paperwork.

What should I confirm before applying?

Confirm the exact rent, any broker or application fees, move-in charges, and whether the unit is truly rent-stabilized under the current lease terms.

How should I think about a studio layout here?

With a studio, the sleeping area, kitchen setup, storage, and single bathroom all need to work in one open space, so measure carefully and ask for a floor plan if you can.

Are neighborhood differences relevant in this search?

Yes. Query neighborhoods in this scope include Fulton/Seaport, Greenpoint, and Hunters Point, and trending areas include Financial District, Stuyvesant Town/PCV, Upper West Side, and Battery Park City.

Verified Rent-Stabilized Studio Apartments

Browse 12 active verified, rent-stabilized studio apartments on OpenIgloo. The median rent in this search is $4,034. Because this is a studio search, think about how the sleeping area, kitchen setup, storage, and single bathroom will fit your daily routine. Verified listings help with listing quality, but you should still confirm the lease terms, rent-stabilized status, and any move-in fees before applying.

What to expect: 12 active studio listings with a median rent of $4,034 in this combined verified and rent-stabilized search.
What to confirm before you apply: that the unit is both verified on OpenIgloo and actually rent-stabilized on the current lease paperwork.
Studio layout matters: check where a bed, desk, and storage can fit without blocking the kitchen or bathroom.
Ask about lease terms, renewal rules, and any rent increases tied to the unit’s stabilized status.
Review move-in costs and building fees so you know the full upfront amount, not just the monthly rent.

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