NYC rent data

Average rent in Staten Island

The median 1-bedroom rent across Staten Island is $1,955/mo as of September 2026. Browse 19 neighborhoods sorted by price.
  • 19 neighborhoods
  • Updated September 2026
  • Staten Island
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Rent by neighborhood
NeighborhoodStudio1BR2BR3BR
West Brighton$1,625
New Springville$1,800$4,250
Saint George$1,000$1,800$1,750
Grymes Hill$1,850
Tottenville$1,950
Clifton$1,899$1,955
Dongan Hills$2,000
Graniteville$2,000
Rosebank$3,000
Castleton Corners$3,700$2,650$2,850
Westerleigh$3,800$2,500$3,000
Arrochar$3,599
Eltingville$4,425
Great Kills$2,599$2,900
Mariners Harbor$3,300
Midland Beach$1,250$2,800
New Dorp$2,750
South Beach$2,750$2,850
Todt Hill$4,995
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What is the average rent in Staten Island?
The median one-bedroom rent in Staten Island is $1,955 per month, based on current listings across 19 neighborhoods. Prices vary significantly by neighborhood and apartment size.
Which Staten Island neighborhood has the cheapest rent?
West Brighton currently has the lowest median one-bedroom rent in Staten Island at $1,625 per month. Set up a Leaseswap alert to get notified when new listings are posted in affordable Staten Island neighborhoods.
Which Staten Island neighborhood is the most expensive?
Westerleigh has the highest median one-bedroom rent in Staten Island at $3,800 per month — 94% above the borough median.
How much does a 1-bedroom apartment cost in Staten Island?
A one-bedroom apartment in Staten Island costs a median of $1,955 per month based on current listings. Prices range from $1,625 in West Brighton to $3,800 in Westerleigh, depending on the neighborhood.
How do I find apartments in Staten Island?
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