Central Village

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Also known as Greenwich Village
Borough Manhattan
Area 11,778,091 sq. ft.
Rental listings 7 no-fee ads
Median rent $6,225

Neighborhood Profile

A unique mix of academic (what with its being the home base of New York University) and old-times bohemian (in whatever quantities one can still find such things today), the Central Village has retained at least some of the ingredients that had helped it get linked with some of the most important artistic and scientific movements of the 20th century. Despite the high costs of living, the neighborhood has a sizeable student population (thanks, NYU!) and boasts many bars, restaurants, and music clubs – some even reasonably-priced.

The Central Village is also probably the most centrally-located neighborhoods in New York: If you choose to live here, in addition to having all the nightlife conveniences (restaurants, bars, etc) within easy walking distance, you'll also be able to walk - if walking is your thing - to either of the Midtown or Financial District office clusters. For those fond of long walks on the riverfront, the Hudson River esplanade is likewise within reach.

Demographics-wise, The Central Village is defined by two large population segments: NYU students living in dorms and apartment buildings south of Washington Square Park and the mature, mostly wealthy folk living in stately coop buildings along Fifth Avenue as well as in smaller structures lining the side streets – that's north of the park.

Current Rental Statistics

LayoutAdsMedianAverage
Studio 2$4,800$4,800
1 Bedroom 4$6,310$6,854
2 Bedroom 1$12,500$12,500
3+ Bedrooms 0$0$0
Total 7$6,225$7,074
See all Central Village Apartments for Rent

Total: 7 no-fee ads

Neighborhood "Skyline"

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Current Rental Listings

Studio at 24 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 24 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 24 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 24 Fifth Avenue
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Posted 2 days ago Brodsky Organization, Manager

Studio at 24 Fifth Avenue

24 Fifth Avenue (Central Village, MN)

$4,150/month
  • Studio
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • 6 elevators
  • High-rise
1-Bedroom at 20 Cornelia Street
No fee

Posted 3 days ago Brodsky Organization, Manager

1-Bedroom at 20 Cornelia Street

20 Cornelia Street (Central Village, MN)

$4,795/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Low-rise
1-Bedroom at Hilary Gardens
No fee

Posted 7 days ago Algin Management, Manager

1-Bedroom at Hilary Gardens

300 Mercer Street (Central Village, MN)

$6,225/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • Garage
  • 5 elevators
1-Bedroom at 24 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 24 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 24 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 24 Fifth Avenue
No fee

Posted 9 days ago Brodsky Organization, Manager

1-Bedroom at 24 Fifth Avenue

24 Fifth Avenue (Central Village, MN)

$6,395/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • 6 elevators
  • High-rise
2-Bedroom at Hilary Gardens
No fee

Posted 13 days ago Algin Management, Manager

2-Bedroom at Hilary Gardens

300 Mercer Street (Central Village, MN)

$12,500/month
  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • Doorman
  • Gym
  • Garage
  • 5 elevators
1-Bedroom at 20 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 20 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 20 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 20 Fifth Avenue
1-Bedroom at 20 Fifth Avenue
No fee

Posted 56 days ago Alpha Properties NYC, Broker

1-Bedroom at 20 Fifth Avenue

20 Fifth Avenue (Central Village, MN)

$10,000/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • 2 elevators
  • Mid-rise
Studio at 20 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 20 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 20 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 20 Fifth Avenue
Studio at 20 Fifth Avenue
No fee

Posted 122 days ago Alpha Properties NYC, Broker

Studio at 20 Fifth Avenue

20 Fifth Avenue (Central Village, MN)

$5,450/month
  • Studio
  • 1.0 Bath
  • Doorman
  • 2 elevators
  • Mid-rise

Buildings in the Neighborhood

Excluding both student dorms (of interest only to students) and Fifth Avenue apartments (of interest mostly to those already living there), one's options for renting in the Central Village are essentially twofold: going low-rise (sub-options here: the more expensive brownstones in the northern part of the neighborhood, between 9th and 14th streets, and the simpler, "tenement-type" buildings in the southern part of same) or going high-rise. The latter, high-rise, option basically translates to choosing among a handful of massive high-rise buildings such as Hilary Gardens and One Union Square South, both located east of Fifth Avenue.

• 21 floors • 420 units • Doorman • Gym
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• 5 floors • 16 units
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• 35 floors • 480 units • Doorman • Gym
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• 17 floors • 114 units • Doorman
2 no-fee ads Last: 56 days ago
• 15 floors • 150 units • Doorman • Gym
• 12 floors • 176 units • Doorman
• 16 floors • 127 units • Doorman
• 27 floors • 198 units • Doorman
• 21 floors • 263 units • Doorman
• 7 floors • 114 units • Doorman

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