With the dreaded summertime moving season essentially upon us , material estate listing site Zumper has released afresh batch of mapsshowing the absurd atomic reactor of cash you ’ll have to ramify over for an flat in several neighborhoods across NYC . despoiler alert : no surface area is safe .
The map show the average rent prices for a 1 - bedroom flat in 64 neighborhood throughout Manhattan , Brooklyn , and a few part of Queens and The Bronx based on data from tens of K of Zumper listing so far this fountain . Although Zumper notes that price slightly decreased this calendar month , New York is one of the most expensive cities for renters in the USwith the overall metier Mary Leontyne Price for a 1 - bedroom flat at $ 3,290 per calendar month – 2nd only to San Francisco ( $ 3,560 ) . honestly , we ’re fine with being second to SF in this one category .
Although its bizarrely not include on the map , Zumperexplainsthe small slice of Midtown known asNoMadis currently the most expensive neck of the woods in the city with a median monthly rent of $ 4,500 . But the mapsdoillustrate the stupid amounts of money people pay to live in some of NYC ’s most sought after ' bonnet , such asTribeca($4,400),Greenwich Village($4,100 ) , andBattery Park City($4,020 ) in Manhattan andDUMBO($3,925),Vinegar Hill($3,750 ) , andWilliamsburg($3,150 ) in Brooklyn . Dreaming , however , is spare .
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fundamentally , if you ’re search for arelativebargain , check out Washington Heights ( $ 1,800 ) , areas of Harlem ( around $ 2,200 ) , and the Upper East Side ( $ 2,740 ) , accord to Zumper . As for Brooklyn , the mathematical function suggest you might find something that ’s slightly low-cost in most vicinity outside of the Downtown Brooklyn area and Williamsburg . Oh , and you could always move up to The Bronx if you ’re looking for a " batch . " Or you’re able to just squeeze into a place with a clustering of roommate like the rest of us . Sigh .
insure out the full map right here :
Courtesy of Zumper
Courtesy of Zumper
