South St. Seaport

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Borough Manhattan
Area 1,422,476 sq. ft.
Rental listings 3 no-fee ads
Median rent $5,650

Neighborhood Profile

South St. Seaport is a neighborhood in Manhattan. Its total area is 1,422,476 square feet, which corresponds to approximately 14 theoretical city blocks.

Current Rental Statistics

LayoutAdsMedianAverage
Studio 0$0$0
1 Bedroom 2$5,550$5,550
2 Bedroom 0$0$0
3+ Bedrooms 1$8,021$8,021
Total 3$5,650$6,374
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Total: 3 no-fee ads

Neighborhood "Skyline"

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Current Rental Listings

1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
No fee

Posted yesterday Royal Realty Corp., Manager

1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street

217 Front Street (Financial District, MN)

$5,650/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • 2 elevators
  • Low-rise
3-Bedroom at 220 Front Street
3-Bedroom at 220 Front Street
3-Bedroom at 220 Front Street
3-Bedroom at 220 Front Street
3-Bedroom at 220 Front Street
No fee

Posted 5 days ago Royal Realty Corp., Manager

3-Bedroom at 220 Front Street

220 Front Street (Financial District, MN)

$8,021/month
  • 3 Beds
  • 2.0 Baths
  • Elevator
  • Low-rise
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street
No fee

Posted 35 days ago Royal Realty Corp., Manager

1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street

217 Front Street (Financial District, MN)

$5,450/month
  • 1 Bed
  • 1.0 Bath
  • 2 elevators
  • Low-rise

» See all 3 rental listings in South St. Seaport

Buildings in the Neighborhood

• 7 floors • 29 units
2 no-fee ads Last: yesterday
• 5 floors • 15 units
1 no-fee ad Last: 5 days ago
• 7 floors • 26 units • Doorman
• 29 units • Doorman • Gym
• 4 floors
• 5 floors • 14 units
• 6 floors • 13 units
• 7 floors • 21 units
• 5 floors • 11 units
• 5 floors • 11 units

South St. Seaport Building Directories:

Updates/Newslets

  • 01/Oct/2019: The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) greenlights a consulting project to develop the Financial District and and Seaport Climate Resilience Master Plan. This low-lying but crucial area is one of the most vulnerable to flooding in NYC. One of the measures may involve building an elevated waterfront. Arcadis, a Netherlands-based design and engineering firm, will lead a team of 18 consultants. (SRC: ny.curbed.com, www1.nyc.gov)

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