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The average monthly rent for an apartment in East Village, Manhattan, NY is around $5,708.
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The national average price of rental apartments is $1,755, while the average monthly rent in East Village, Manhattan, NY is $5,708.
Prices and availability in East Village, Manhattan, NY were last updated on 30 Apr 2025.
The best apartments in East Village, Manhattan, NY are: New York City Living, 137 Avenue C, 54 Second Avenue, East 10 St Properties and 503-505 East 12th Street, 194-196 Avenue A.
The average rent in East Village, Manhattan, NY is $5,048.
The price range for a studio apartment in East Village, Manhattan, NY is between $2,195 and $9,490.
The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in East Village, Manhattan, NY is between $2,195 and $9,490.
The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in East Village, Manhattan, NY is between $2,295 and $9,490.
The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in East Village, Manhattan, NY is between $2,295 and $9,490.
In East Village 83% of the housing is rented out compared to 17% of homes are owned, according to the most recent Census Bureau estimates. 47% of East Village’s apartments are found in large buildings of 50 units or more, 53% are located in smaller apartment complexes with less than 50 units, and 0.3% are single-family rentals.
East Village is bordered by 14th Street to the north, East River to the east, Houston Street to the south and Bowery Street to the west. Renting in East Village has a highly artistic atmosphere that's quiet and residential, but also has access to nightlife. As such, renters tend to be foodies, vintage collectors, artists and other assorted trendsetters who are looking for a neighborhood to express themselves creatively.
The rentals in East Village are served by Bright Horizons (kindergarten), The Island School, Nathan Straus, The Neighborhood Elementary School, Asher Levy Elementary School, Robert Simon Middle School and East Side Community High School. Renters are also just minutes from Gotham Health Hospital and Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital.
East Village renters have no shortage of live music performances, comedy clubs, and both upscale restaurants and "hole-in-the-wall" joints to enjoy. For instance, The Wayland and Mister Paradise have gourmet foods and high-end cocktails, while Josie's, Lucy's and karaoke at Planet Rose are more casual. There's also a lot of history in East Village just waiting to be discovered, like St. Mark's Church (the second-oldest church in Manhattan) and jazz legend's Charlie Parker Residence. Most of the apartments for rent in East Village are pre-war, walk-up buildings with studio, one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom layouts for rent. Otherwise, the townhouse rentals are large and have one to four bedrooms, on average. Although luxury high-rise apartments with doormen are few and far between, they are available to renters willing to search a little longer than most.
In total, East Village, Manhattan, NY has 65,074 residents, 32,704 women and 32,370 men, per U.S. Census recent estimates. Statistics show that the median age of East Village’s population is 34.
Renters in the East Village browse side streets dotted with community gardens, jewelry shops and vintage stores. There are also many large community centers when renting East Village, such as 122 Community Center (a former public school converted into a live performance theater), Sixth Street Community Center, Asian-Americans for Equality (AAFE) Community Center, Wald Community Center and Riis II Community Center. Renters will also find Tompkins Square Library in Tompkins Square Park, while other libraries include Mary Spink Library, Hamilton Fish Park Library, Ottendorfer Library and The Cooper Union Library. In addition, renters have more family-friendly fun at the Joseph C. Sauer Park, Abe Lebewohl Park (with summer concerts), First Park and three large community playgrounds. Meanwhile, for grocery stores, renters go to Trader Joe's and Target Grocery. There are also two unique Asian-themed shopping malls near East Village - East Broadway Mall and Soho Mall.
There is a total of 32,417 households in East Village, Manhattan, NY. Of these, 3,963 have children and 28,454 are without children. Per Census Bureau’s most current estimates, 10,543 family households and 21,873 non-family households live in this area. The size of a household in East Village is 0.98 people, on average. The median household annual income in East Village equals $120,856, and the monthly housing costs equal $2,312.
Public transportation is provided to renters in East Village by the Metropolitan Transit Authority. Specifically, the M2 Bus takes renters from East Village to Washington Heights; the M3 Bus takes renters from East Village to Fort George; the M8 Bus takes renters from East Village to West Village; the M101 Bus takes renters from East Village to Harlem; and the M102 takes renters from Harlem back to East Village. Or, for additional public transportation options, there's a subway train station at Broadway-Lafeyette Street, while Union Square (just northwest of East Village) has the 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R and the L lines. Finally, the nearest airport when renting in East Village is Newark Liberty International Airport (13 miles east).
According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 5% of the population in East Village, Manhattan, NY have no high school education, 15% went to high-school, and 13% have partially completed college. Moreover, 3% of the population hold an Associate Degree, 40% hold a Bachelor Degree, and 24% hold a Graduate Degree.
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