South St. Seaport

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Borough Manhattan
Area 1,422,476 sq. ft.
Rental listings 3 no-fee ads
Median rent $5,188

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 1$4,300$4,300
1 Bedroom 2$5,319$5,319
2 Bedroom 0$0$0
3+ Bedrooms 0$0$0
Total 3$5,188$4,979
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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 < 19 hours 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
Studio at 220 Front Street
Studio at 220 Front Street
Studio at 220 Front Street
Studio at 220 Front Street
Studio at 220 Front Street
No fee

Posted 10 days ago Royal Realty Corp., Manager

Studio at 220 Front Street

220 Front Street (Financial District, MN)

$4,300/month
  • Studio
  • 1.0 Bath
  • 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 28 days ago Royal Realty Corp., Manager

1-Bedroom at 217 Front Street

217 Front Street (Financial District, MN)

$5,188/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: < 19 hours
• 5 floors • 15 units
1 no-fee ad Last: 10 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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