NYC rent analytics
Asking rents across NYC by neighborhood, size and amenity, from the listings Buzzedin tracks. Every filter is in the link, so you can share any view.
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By neighborhood
Median rent for these filters in each neighborhood with enough listings. Tap the map or a row to add a neighborhood to the view.
- $1,850
- $1,934
- Melrose$1,950
- Pelham Parkway$2,050
- Far Rockaway$2,100
- University Heights$2,100
- Ozone Park$2,190
- $2,200
- $2,200
- $2,213
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Price distribution
How many listings ask each rent. The cheapest and priciest 2% sit in the end bars.
Median by month listed
Median asking rent of listings by the month they first appeared, for these filters. The time window does not apply here, and the current month is still filling in.
By bedroom count
Median asking rent for each size, with every other filter applied.
What amenities add
Median rent with the amenity minus without, comparing apartments with the same number of bedrooms. Buildings with an amenity differ in other ways too (location, age), so read it as what renters pay for apartments like that, not for the amenity alone.
- Gym in Building+$1,500 +39%38,328 with, 62,460 without
- Dishwasher+$1,367 +40%71,033 with, 29,755 without
- Elevator+$1,355 +39%70,758 with, 30,030 without
- Doorman+$1,348 +36%47,444 with, 53,344 without
- In-Unit Laundry+$1,305 +32%35,478 with, 65,310 without
- Laundry in Building+$1,284 +38%81,564 with, 19,224 without
- No Fee+$1,170 +32%47,233 with, 53,555 without
- Outdoor Space+$417 +10%47,065 with, 53,723 without
- Air Conditioning+$273 +6%54,195 with, 46,593 without
How these numbers work
Across 100,788 NYC listings over the last 6 months, the median asking rent was $4,164, and half of listings asked between $3,208 and $5,574. By size: Studio $3,495, 1 BR $3,970, 2 BR $4,600, 3 BR $5,065, 4 BR $5,995. Updated daily, last on November 12, 2026.
- Asking rents from public rental listings Buzzedin tracks on StreetEasy, NYBits, LeaseBreak and others: the same listings behind the /rent pages, so a matching view shows the same medians.
- Each apartment counts once, even when it is listed on several sites.
- Rents from $1,000 to $50,000 a month, studios to 4 bedrooms. Rooms in shared apartments and sublets are left out.
- A listing counts toward a time window if it was still listed during it. The trend chart groups listings by the month they first appeared.
- Medians and ranges are shown only with at least 20 listings behind them.
- An amenity counts when the listing says the apartment or building has it. A listing that does not mention one counts as without it.
- The amenity premium compares apartments with the same number of bedrooms, so it is not just larger apartments in buildings that have the amenity.
- These are asking rents, not signed leases.
Rent by neighborhood and bedroom count, with what each neighborhood is like, is on the NYC rent pages. The citywide summary for the month is in the NYC rent report.