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NYC Rent by Neighborhood: Median Asking Rents

The median asking rent in New York City is $4,085 a month across all sizes (StreetEasy’s median asking rent, October 2026). By borough it is $4,965 in Manhattan, $3,850 in Brooklyn and $3,330 in Queens. The table below breaks that down by neighborhood and by bedroom count.

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In This Guide 6 sections
  1. Median Rent by Borough
  2. One-Bedroom Rent by Neighborhood
  3. The Full Table
  4. How to Read These Numbers
  5. What a Room Costs
  6. Questions

The Short Version

  • A one-bedroom asks $4,875 in Manhattan, $3,520 in Brooklyn and $2,920 in Queens.
  • The same size can cost twice as much a few miles apart: $7,005 in Tribeca, $2,715 in Washington Heights.
  • These are asking rents on listings, not signed leases, and medians, so half of listings ask more.

Median Rent by Borough

Studios ask $3,745 in Manhattan, $3,180 in Brooklyn and $2,775 in Queens. Two-bedrooms ask $6,175, $4,205 and $3,615. The Bronx is the least expensive of the four at $3,030 across all sizes.

Median asking rent by borough and size
BoroughStudio1 bed2 bed3+ bedAll sizes
Manhattan$3,745$4,875$6,175$8,510$4,965
Brooklyn$3,180$3,520$4,205$4,775$3,850
Queens$2,775$2,920$3,615$3,935$3,330
Bronx$2,385$2,815$3,215$3,535$3,030
New York City$3,420$3,875$4,640$5,430$4,085

Source: StreetEasy median asking rent, October 2026.

One-Bedroom Rent by Neighborhood

The chart ranks the neighborhoods people ask us about most by their median one-bedroom. The gap between the top and the bottom is larger than the gap between any two boroughs, which is why a borough average is a poor guide to what a specific apartment should cost.

Median asking rent for a one-bedroom, by neighborhood
  1. Tribeca$7,005
  2. Chelsea$6,245
  3. Greenwich Village$5,915
  4. West Village$5,550
  5. Financial District$5,475
  6. Midtown$5,350
  7. Upper West Side$4,810
  8. Williamsburg$4,620
  9. Lower East Side$4,495
  10. Long Island City$4,355
  11. Upper East Side$4,275
  12. East Village$4,045
  13. Park Slope$3,830
  14. Bedford-Stuyvesant$3,165
  15. Bushwick$3,140
  16. Central Harlem$3,115
  17. Astoria$3,015
  18. Washington Heights$2,715

Source: StreetEasy median asking rent, October 2026.

The Full Table

Every neighborhood StreetEasy publishes a current median for, by size. A dash means too few listings that month for a reliable figure.

Median asking rent by neighborhood (147 neighborhoods)
NeighborhoodBoroughStudio1 bed2 bed3+ bed
Bedford ParkBronx$1,680$1,805$2,595–
BelmontBronx–$2,135$2,745$3,420
BronxwoodBronx$1,390$2,780$2,780–
ConcourseBronx$2,355$3,145$3,565$3,675
Country ClubBronx–$2,280$2,630–
Crotona Park EastBronx$1,865$1,935$2,695$3,540
East TremontBronx$1,835$1,905$1,985$3,525
FordhamBronx$1,755$2,000$2,660$2,840
HighbridgeBronx$1,795$2,200$2,485$3,310
KingsbridgeBronx$2,200$2,395$2,850$3,575
LongwoodBronx–$2,235––
MelroseBronx–$1,830$2,315$3,940
Morris HeightsBronx–$2,020$2,465$3,310
Morris ParkBronx–$2,110$2,605–
Mott HavenBronx$2,680$3,060$3,280$4,170
NorwoodBronx$1,835$1,905$2,305$2,745
ParkchesterBronx$1,740$2,485$2,630$3,360
Pelham BayBronx–$2,350$3,275$3,875
Pelham ParkwayBronx–$2,020–$3,075
RiverdaleBronx$2,020$2,840$3,675$4,765
SchuylervilleBronx–$2,510––
SoundviewBronx$1,425$1,805$2,525$3,390
Throgs NeckBronx–$2,145$2,475$3,010
TremontBronx$1,880$1,875$1,760$2,630
University HeightsBronx–$1,915$2,425$2,335
Van NestBronx–$1,785–$3,175
WakefieldBronx–$1,835$2,615$3,145
Westchester VillageBronx–$1,655–$3,590
WilliamsbridgeBronx–$2,220–$3,350
WoodlawnBronx–$1,985$2,630–
WoodstockBronx–$2,110$2,485$3,665
Bath BeachBrooklyn$1,735$2,100$2,655$3,360
Bay RidgeBrooklyn$1,940$2,220$2,900$3,635
Bedford-StuyvesantBrooklyn$2,655$3,165$3,625$4,525
BensonhurstBrooklyn$1,770$2,025$2,625$3,210
Bergen BeachBrooklyn–$2,210$2,455$3,455
Boerum HillBrooklyn$3,085$4,170$5,430$9,210
Borough ParkBrooklyn–$2,280$2,540$2,950
Brighton BeachBrooklyn$2,020$2,380$2,935$3,430
Brooklyn HeightsBrooklyn$3,245$4,510$6,950$10,805
BrownsvilleBrooklyn$2,010$1,910$2,635$3,295
BushwickBrooklyn$2,750$3,140$3,620$4,435
CanarsieBrooklyn–$2,230$2,625$3,190
Carroll GardensBrooklyn$3,095$4,035$5,400$8,515
Clinton HillBrooklyn$3,030$3,865$5,215$5,810
Cobble HillBrooklyn$2,945$4,125$5,480$9,705
Columbia St Waterfront DistrictBrooklyn$2,320$3,145$4,810$7,250
Coney IslandBrooklyn–$3,125$3,715$5,160
Crown HeightsBrooklyn$2,935$3,335$4,405$4,515
Ditmas ParkBrooklyn$1,985$2,540$3,090$3,635
Downtown BrooklynBrooklyn$3,585$4,575$5,920$8,105
DUMBOBrooklyn$4,110$5,165$6,715$9,205
Dyker HeightsBrooklyn$1,835$2,055$2,720$3,355
East FlatbushBrooklyn$2,300$2,640$2,870$3,455
East New YorkBrooklyn$2,925$3,160$3,185$3,620
FlatbushBrooklyn$2,640$2,935$3,335$3,655
FlatlandsBrooklyn–$1,855$2,660$3,125
Fort GreeneBrooklyn$3,495$4,295$6,120$5,820
GowanusBrooklyn$3,375$4,220$6,295$8,625
GravesendBrooklyn$3,030$2,665$2,855$2,985
GreenpointBrooklyn$3,695$4,580$5,640$7,535
GreenwoodBrooklyn$3,035$3,145$3,750$4,625
KensingtonBrooklyn$2,405$2,520$3,045$3,965
MidwoodBrooklyn$2,060$2,640$3,095$3,530
Park SlopeBrooklyn$3,270$3,830$5,120$7,825
Prospect HeightsBrooklyn$3,500$4,430$4,935$6,060
Prospect Lefferts GardensBrooklyn$2,335$2,785$3,785$4,320
Prospect Park SouthBrooklyn$2,330$2,675$3,365$4,430
Red HookBrooklyn$2,710$3,110$3,965$8,325
Sheepshead BayBrooklyn$1,845$2,600$3,425$3,360
Sunset ParkBrooklyn$1,745$2,430$2,790$3,275
WilliamsburgBrooklyn$3,865$4,620$5,365$6,630
Windsor TerraceBrooklyn$2,885$3,435$4,840$6,540
Battery Park CityManhattan$4,225$5,310$7,505$16,570
Central HarlemManhattan$2,515$3,115$3,855$4,755
Central Park SouthManhattan$4,970$8,780$17,570$28,205
ChelseaManhattan$4,530$6,245$8,935$12,840
ChinatownManhattan$2,750$3,200$4,710$7,160
Civic CenterManhattan–$4,485––
East HarlemManhattan$2,585$3,010$3,345$4,415
East VillageManhattan$3,345$4,045$5,570$8,120
Financial DistrictManhattan$4,155$5,475$7,655$9,780
FlatironManhattan$4,635$6,410$9,740$12,795
Gramercy ParkManhattan$3,945$5,470$5,830$9,505
Greenwich VillageManhattan$4,200$5,915$7,090$14,050
Hamilton HeightsManhattan$2,485$2,765$3,280$4,345
InwoodManhattan$3,030$2,600$3,115$3,500
Little ItalyManhattan$2,865$3,680$4,670$7,620
Lower East SideManhattan$3,795$4,495$5,585$8,520
Marble HillManhattan–$3,055$3,130$3,475
MidtownManhattan$3,930$5,350$8,205$15,680
Midtown EastManhattan$3,630$4,985$6,775$9,035
Midtown SouthManhattan$4,175$5,440$7,715$8,350
Midtown WestManhattan$3,855$5,020$6,680$7,390
Morningside HeightsManhattan$3,215$4,010$4,365$5,630
NolitaManhattan$8,935$4,900$5,930$9,605
Roosevelt IslandManhattan$3,645$4,260$5,990$7,095
SohoManhattan$4,425$5,100$10,195$18,580
Stuyvesant Town/PCVManhattan–$5,350$5,410$7,220
TribecaManhattan$4,935$7,005$9,895$15,820
Upper East SideManhattan$3,180$4,275$6,085$14,920
Upper West SideManhattan$3,370$4,810$7,210$8,720
Washington HeightsManhattan$2,370$2,715$3,280$3,975
West HarlemManhattan$2,725$3,245$4,075$4,790
West VillageManhattan$4,210$5,550$7,280$10,075
AstoriaQueens$2,640$3,015$3,900$4,260
AuburndaleQueens–$2,195$2,755$3,610
BaysideQueens$2,600$2,510$3,020$3,640
BelleroseQueens–$2,280–$3,515
BriarwoodQueens$1,805$2,130$2,540$4,120
ClearviewQueens–$2,450–$3,725
College PointQueens$1,675$1,970$2,225$2,905
CoronaQueens$1,935$2,470$3,370$3,615
DouglastonQueens$2,920$3,610––
ElmhurstQueens$2,160$2,410$2,950$3,395
FlushingQueens$2,015$2,360$3,275$3,295
Forest HillsQueens$2,290$2,700$3,380$4,990
Fresh MeadowsQueens$1,920$2,345$2,735$3,510
Glen OaksQueens–$2,665$2,990–
GlendaleQueens$1,870$2,195$2,785$3,245
HollisQueens–$2,185$2,465$3,480
Howard BeachQueens–$1,850––
Jackson HeightsQueens$2,245$2,575$3,050$3,510
JamaicaQueens$2,360$2,720$3,250$3,375
Jamaica EstatesQueens$2,645$2,605$2,540$5,410
Jamaica HillsQueens$1,785$2,115$2,590$4,170
Kew GardensQueens$2,225$2,555$3,115$3,460
Kew Gardens HillsQueens$2,150$2,535$2,575$3,480
LaureltonQueens–$1,905$2,535$3,740
Long Island CityQueens$3,640$4,355$6,395$8,400
MaspethQueens$2,575$2,265$2,840$3,120
Middle VillageQueens$1,835$2,180$2,785$3,245
North CoronaQueens$1,965$2,225$2,945$2,820
Oakland GardensQueens$2,305$2,360$2,705$3,195
Ozone ParkQueens$1,870$2,300––
PomonokQueens–$1,855$3,400$3,655
Queens VillageQueens$1,745$2,190$2,595$3,640
Rego ParkQueens$2,255$2,690$3,520$4,035
Richmond HillQueens$1,690$2,080$2,540$3,210
RidgewoodQueens$2,410$2,900$3,385$4,120
Rockaway AllQueens$2,855$2,495$3,085$3,380
South Richmond HillQueens–$1,935$2,635$3,020
St. AlbansQueens–$2,100$2,425$4,920
SunnysideQueens$2,260$2,655$3,410$4,115
WhitestoneQueens$1,610$2,280$2,850$3,380
WoodhavenQueens$2,440$2,135$2,820$3,100
WoodsideQueens$2,395$2,615$3,410$3,835

Source: StreetEasy median asking rent, October 2026. Averaged over the last three months with the seasonal swing removed. A dash means too few listings for a median.

How to Read These Numbers

A median is the middle listing: half ask more, half ask less. It describes unfurnished apartments on standard leases, across every building type in the neighborhood, so a renovated unit in a doorman building will sit above it and a walk-up with an old kitchen below it.

The figures are the average of the last three published months with the usual seasonal swing removed, so a summer peak does not make a neighborhood look more expensive than it is the rest of the year.

What a Room Costs

StreetEasy does not publish room rents, but a room in a shared apartment is usually close to the apartment’s rent divided by its bedrooms. On that basis a room in a three-bedroom is about $2,707 in the East Village, $2,210 in Williamsburg and $1,420 in Astoria.

Questions

What is the average rent in NYC?

The median asking rent across all sizes is $4,085 a month citywide (StreetEasy’s median asking rent, October 2026): $4,965 in Manhattan, $3,850 in Brooklyn, $3,330 in Queens.

How much is a one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan?

The median asking rent for a Manhattan one-bedroom is $4,875 a month, ranging by neighborhood from about $2,715 to $7,005.

How much is a studio in Brooklyn?

The median asking rent for a Brooklyn studio is $3,180 a month; in Williamsburg it is $3,865.

Where does this data come from?

StreetEasy’s public Data Dashboard, which publishes median asking rents monthly by area and bedroom count. We update this page when a new month is published.

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