East Harlem

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Borough Manhattan
Area 41,597,574 sq. ft.
Rental listings 5 no-fee ads
Median rent $3,495

Neighborhood Profile

Long thought as one of the Manhattan's grittiest areas, East Harlem has been improving its image and its housing stocks for more than a decade. Gentrification started slowly, first effectively ceding 96th-97th Streets to the Upper East Side, then working its way through higher streets. The population became genuinely mixed, although the neighborhood (also called "El Barrio") still retains its Latin-flavored character of yesteryear, with many inexpensive eateries and a largely working-class, Spanish-speaking population.

Current Rental Statistics

LayoutAdsMedianAverage
Studio 0$0$0
1 Bedroom 1$2,995$2,995
2 Bedroom 2$3,468$3,468
3+ Bedrooms 2$5,995$5,995
Total 5$3,495$4,384
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Total: 5 no-fee ads

Neighborhood "Skyline"

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Current Rental Listings

Buildings in the Neighborhood

Other than housing developments (so-called "projects") of various sizes, the neighborhood contains mostly standard New York 4-to-6-story "tenement-type" housing. In recent years a few "market-rate" rental and condo buildings have been built as well.

• 11 floors • 90 units • Doorman • Gym
• 17 floors • 46 units • Doorman • Gym
• 16 floors • 54 units • Doorman • Gym
• 50 floors • 229 units • Doorman • Gym
• 8 floors • 59 units • Doorman
• 14 floors • 201 units • Doorman
• 6 floors • 70 units • Doorman
• 23 floors • 72 units • Doorman • Gym
• 8 floors • 58 units • Doorman • Gym
• 9 floors • 129 units • Doorman

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