Manhattan, NY
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Apartment rent prices in Manhattan, NY based on 467 verified listings across 60 buildings. Median rents: studio at $4,169/mo, 1-bedroom at $5,745/mo, 2-bedroom at $7,795/mo, 3-bedroom at $10,910/mo. Data sourced directly from building websites and tenant-reported lease prices.
467 total listings
Based on 467 verified listings, the median rents in Manhattan are: studio at $4,169/mo, 1-bedroom at $5,745/mo, 2-bedroom at $7,795/mo, 3-bedroom at $10,910/mo. These figures are calculated from actual lease prices, not asking rents.
RentSpy tracks rent prices across 60 apartment buildings in Manhattan, NY, with 467 verified data points. Data is sourced from building websites and tenant-submitted lease information.
The neighborhoods with the most rental data in Manhattan are: Chelsea (8 listings), Upper West Side (7 listings), Midtown West (5 listings), Upper East Side (5 listings), Financial District (4 listings), Gramercy (4 listings). Each neighborhood has different price ranges based on location, amenities, and building quality.
FiDi, Battery Park City, and TriBeCa — lower Manhattan's waterfront neighborhoods
SoHo, NoHo, and Nolita — cast-iron lofts and boutique living
The Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Two Bridges
East Village, Gramercy Park, and Stuyvesant Town
The West Village and Greenwich Village — brownstones and tree-lined streets
Chelsea, Flatiron, NoMad, and the High Line corridor
Midtown East, Murray Hill, Kips Bay, and Turtle Bay
Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen, Hudson Yards, and Times Square
The UES — Yorkville, Lenox Hill, and Carnegie Hill
The UWS — Lincoln Square and Manhattan Valley
Harlem, East Harlem, and Hamilton Heights
Washington Heights and Inwood — upper Manhattan
60 buildings tracked