Upper East Side

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Borough Manhattan
Area 48,785,261 sq. ft.
Rental listings 77 no-fee, 5 fee ads
Median rent $4,925

Neighborhood Profile

The Upper East Side is a picturesque area of stunning architecture, bountiful cafés, museums and designer boutiques. Though the area is traditionally associated with old money, don't let all the expensive shops and tiny dogs intimidate you. As the tradional "elite" culture is receding into the irrelevant, its epicenter, too, is becoming less and less uptight (although still expensive): the "ladies that lunch" have now been joined by young professionals, middle class couples, and even students – at least east of Park Ave. The area boasts easy access to one of the national treasures, Central Park, in addition to some of New York's finest museums. In that at least, the Upper East Side still firmly hangs onto the tradition of classy "old New York." Overall, while the vibe of the neighborhood is still more preppy and conservative than that of other parts of Manhattan, it's loosened up quite a bit since the beginning of this century.

Current Rental Statistics

LayoutAdsMedianAverage
Studio 12$4,427$4,285
1 Bedroom 47$4,895$4,690
2 Bedroom 17$6,195$6,398
3+ Bedrooms 6$12,922$12,195
Total 82$4,925$5,534
See all Upper East Side Apartments for Rent

Total: 77 no-fee, 5 fee ads

Neighborhood "Skyline"

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Current Rental Listings (10 out of 82)

1-Bedroom at Wellesley
1-Bedroom at Wellesley
1-Bedroom at Wellesley
1-Bedroom at Wellesley
1-Bedroom at Wellesley
No fee

Posted < 4 hours Highline Residential Inc, Broker

1-Bedroom at Wellesley

200 East 72nd Street (Upper East Side, MN)

$5,100/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • Garage
  • 6 elevators
1-Bedroom at Lexington Towers
1-Bedroom at Lexington Towers
1-Bedroom at Lexington Towers
1-Bedroom at Lexington Towers
1-Bedroom at Lexington Towers
No fee
Video is available

Posted < 9 hours UES Leasing, Manager

1-Bedroom at Lexington Towers

160 East 88th Street (Carnegie Hill, MN)

$5,495/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • 2 elevators
  • Mid-rise
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
No fee

Posted < 13 hours Manhattan Skyline Management Corp., Manager

3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street

205 East 59th Street (Upper East Side, MN)

$11,995/month
  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • 3 elevators
  • High-rise
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street
No fee

Posted < 13 hours Manhattan Skyline Management Corp., Manager

3-Bedroom at 205 East 59th Street

205 East 59th Street (Upper East Side, MN)

$18,500/month
  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • 3 elevators
  • High-rise
1-Bedroom at The Andover
1-Bedroom at The Andover
1-Bedroom at The Andover
1-Bedroom at The Andover
1-Bedroom at The Andover
No fee

Posted < 13 hours Glenwood Management, Manager

1-Bedroom at The Andover

1675 York Avenue (Upper East Side, MN)

$5,195/month net effective rent
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • Garage
  • 4 elevators
1-Bedroom at The Fairmont
No fee

Posted < 16 hours Glenwood Management, Manager

1-Bedroom at The Fairmont

300 East 75th Street (Upper East Side, MN)

$4,595/month net effective rent
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • Garage
  • 7 elevators
Studio at The Croydon
Studio at The Croydon
Studio at The Croydon
Studio at The Croydon
Studio at The Croydon
No fee

Posted < 18 hours Brodsky Organization, Manager

Studio at The Croydon

12 East 86th Street (Carnegie Hill, MN)

$3,850/month
  • Studio
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • Garage
  • 6 elevators

Buildings in the Neighborhood

Upper East Side apartments are generally either gorgeous and generously laid out pre-war homes or doorman-guarded but nothing-special apartments in newer buildings, although the stereotypical New York five-story "tenement" buildings dating from around 1900 are also present.

The main avenues – like Park and Madison, and, less so, Avenues 1, 2 and 3 – are generally of the luxury apartment building variety, while the numbered streets have more historic homes, some subdivided into apartments others still with the original layouts. Speaking of main avenues, while Park Avenue may be the byword for the classiest residences, the really impressive townhouses can actually be found on side streets in the East 70s. As a renter, chances are you won't be able to live there, but it's still nice to be able to walk by and admire the architecture.

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