NoLiTa

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Borough Manhattan
Area 1,450,355 sq. ft.
Rental listings 16 no-fee ads
Median rent $5,495

Neighborhood Profile

In many ways similar to Little Italy, from which it derived its name, but quieter, less touristy and more residential. NoLiTa only began being branded as a separate neighborhood in the 1990's: prior to that, Little Italy was considered be extending all the way up to Bleecker Street.

NoLiTa's central location, the quiet charm of its streets, the near absence of through-traffic (although its northern and eastern borders, Houston Street and Bowery respectively, are busy arteries) and a variety of small restaurants and boutiques on the ground floor level of the neighborhood's low-rise buildings constitute the neighborhood's biggest draws.

Current Rental Statistics

LayoutAdsMedianAverage
Studio 1$3,995$3,995
1 Bedroom 9$5,495$5,495
2 Bedroom 5$6,495$6,495
3+ Bedrooms 1$7,995$7,995
Total 16$5,495$5,870
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Total: 16 no-fee ads

Neighborhood "Skyline"

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Current Rental Listings (10 out of 16)

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Buildings in the Neighborhood

NoLiTa consists mostly of 5-6 story walk-up buildings, both old (turn-of-the-century tenement-type) and new. There are no high-rises.

• 6 floors • 48 units
3 no-fee ads Last: 3 days ago
• 6 floors • 28 units
2 no-fee ads Last: 7 days ago
• 6 floors • 74 units
3 no-fee ads Last: 9 days ago
• 6 floors • 74 units
2 no-fee ads Last: 9 days ago
• 6 floors • 10 units
2 no-fee ads Last: 16 days ago
• 6 floors • 74 units
2 no-fee ads Last: 16 days ago
• 5 floors • 18 units
2 no-fee ads Last: 34 days ago
• 13 floors • 41 units • Doorman
• 7 floors • 54 units • Doorman • Gym
• 8 floors • 24 units • Doorman

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