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Manhattan, NY

The heart of the iconic Big Apple, Manhattan is home to some of New York City’s most well-known attractions and landmarks like the Empire State Building, Times Square, Grand Central Terminal, and Central Park. It’s hard to believe that Manhattan is an island due to its dense population, abundant attractions, and towering skyscrapers, but it is! And a large one at that.
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Average Rent in Borough
$4,030/month
Rent Increase in the Last Year
+2.8%
Average Apartment Size
591 Sq Ft
Avg. Studio Rent
$3,264/month
Avg. 1-bed Rent
$4,030/month
Avg. 2-bed Rent
$5,494/month
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Brooklyn, NY
Home to more than 2.6 million residents, Brooklyn is busy, diverse, and constantly growing. Living in Brooklyn gives you access to art, culture, international cuisine, and yearly celebrations. The borough is packed with bars, pop-up art galleries, boutiques, symphony halls, and museums.
Average Rent
$2,906/month
Change in the Last Year
+1.4%
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Queens, NY
Live like royalty in the borough that has some of the best cuisine, entertainment, and attractions in the city. Queens is a sprawling New York City borough, covering 109 square miles — the most land of all the city’s boroughs.
Average Rent
$3,468/month
Change in the Last Year
+2.5%
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Bronx, NY
The Bronx is considered one of New York’s trendiest neighborhoods. Separated from Manhattan by the Harlem River, the Bronx is busy, chaotic, and diverse — in fact, more than 75 different languages are spoken here. While it’s famous for its attractions like Yankee Stadium and the Bronx Zoo, there’s much more to this iconic borough.
Average Rent
$1,645/month
Change in the Last Year
+1.1%
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Staten Island, NY
If the idea of living in New York City appeals to you but you want a slightly less crowded place to call home, a place where far fewer tourists tend to venture, then Staten Island might be for you. Most residents rely on the Staten Island Ferry to get to lower Manhattan, especially since many New Yorkers don’t own cars. However, if you’re planning to drive, you can also reach Staten Island from Brooklyn over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
Average Rent
$1,713/month
Change in the Last Year
+1%

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