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New York

New York Rent Heatmap

Median Rent

$1,580 - $1,740
$1,420 - $1,580
$1,260 - $1,420
$1,100 - $1,260
$940 - $1,100
$780 - $940
$620 - $780

New York Rent Snapshot

Chart	Bdr	Mdn Rent	Sect8	Avg Sqft	$/Sqft	Rentals
	Studio	$1,591	$597	668	$2.38	20,000+
	1	$1,772	$631	822	$2.16	70,000+
	2	$1,947	$749	1044	$1.86	55,000+
	3	$2,020	$939	1336	$1.51	40,000+
	4	$2,949	$1,051	1726	$1.71	9,500+

Last updated: Monday, December 01, 2008

New York At a Glance

Rental Area Demographics Typical neighbor is predominantly of White ethnicity, majority attaining High School education level and generates about $43,393 per year in household income.

Renter occupied: 43 %
Population: 18,976,457
Vacancy rate: 8.1 %
Median household income: $43,393
Monthly rent affordability: $1,084
Crime rate index: Violent: 3, Property: 1 (1-lowest, 5-highest)
Ethnicity: White (68 %) , Black (16 %) , Hispanic (15 %)
Age groups: Under 18 (25 %), 35 to 44 (16 %), 25 to 34 (15 %)
Education: High School (43 %) , College (10 %) , Graduate School (8 %)

The information is based on 2000 Census data.

New York Metropolitans Name (Rentals)	Studio Rent (Rentals) m-o-m		1 Bedroom Rent (Rentals) m-o-m		2 Bedrooms Rent (Rentals) m-o-m		3 Bedrooms Rent (Rentals) m-o-m		4 Bedrooms Rent (Rentals) m-o-m
New York (250,000+)	$1,679 (25,000+)	10.3%	$1,718 (100,000+)	9.0%	$1,959 (95,000+)	9.1%	$2,232 (55,000+)	8.5%	$2,949 (10,000+)	14.3%
Buffalo (8,500+)	-	-	$653 (1,500+)	1.7%	$722 (4,000+)	12.1%	$800 (2,000+)	6.7%	$1,295 (518)	-
Rochester (9,500+)	$540 (392)	1.9%	$645 (2,500+)	2.4%	$778 (3,500+)	3.7%	$960 (2,000+)	0.0%	$1,100 (479)	-
Albany (868)	-	-	$740 (290)	-	$900 (417)	-	$1,075 (161)	-	-	-
Syracuse (2,500+)	-	-	$610 (681)	10.9%	$665 (1,000+)	2.3%	$785 (940)	-1.3%	-	-
Poughkeepsie (3,500+)	-	-	$871 (1,000+)	-0.5%	$1,175 (1,000+)	4.5%	$1,426 (1,000+)	1.2%	-	-
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Ithaca (1,000+)	-	-	$700 (480)	-	$900 (457)	-	$1,200 (229)	-	-	-
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City New York is a state in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern regions of the United States of America. With 62 counties, it is the country's third most populous state. It is bordered by Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and shares a water border with Rhode Island as well as an international border with the Canadian provinces of Quebec and Ontario. Its five largest cities are New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers, and Syracuse. New York apartments for rent comparison page shows most up to date rent information on New York apartments and houses. Rent information is obtained from multiple rental sources but we cannot guarantee their accuracy.