Monthly Rent Report

Financial District Rent Report — August 2022

Asking rents in ZIP 10004, New York City, from 127 listings.

Median 1BR rent in Financial District was $4,000 in August 2022, down 14.9% (−$700) from July 2022 and down 17.5% year-over-year. The middle half of 1BR listings asked between $3,998 and $4,000. That puts Financial District $1,650 above the New York City citywide 1BR median of $2,350. The month's figures are based on 127 listings across 14 bedroom categories.

Median Rent by Bedroom Count

BedroomsMedianVs. July 2022Vs. August 2021P25–P75 RangeListings
Studio$3,600−$700 (-16.3%)+$700 (+24.1%)$3,450 – $3,7505
Studio$3,500−$800 (-18.6%)+$600 (+20.7%)$3,200 – $3,60026
1BR$4,000−$700 (-14.9%)−$850 (-17.5%)$3,998 – $4,0003
1BR$4,850+$150 (+3.2%)$0 (0.0%)$4,850 – $4,8501
1BR$4,950+$250 (+5.3%)+$100 (+2.1%)$4,700 – $5,37519
2BR$6,500+$928 (+16.6%)+$36 (+0.6%)$4,275 – $6,75018
2BR$7,500+$1,928 (+34.6%)+$1,036 (+16.0%)$7,500 – $7,5001
2BR$7,500+$1,928 (+34.6%)+$1,036 (+16.0%)$7,000 – $8,00017
3BR$14,500$0 (0.0%)+$9,505 (+190.3%)$13,500 – $15,00021
3BR$6,395−$8,105 (-55.9%)+$1,400 (+28.0%)$6,395 – $6,3951
4BR$14,500+$4,050 (+38.8%)—$14,500 – $14,5004
4BR$14,500+$4,050 (+38.8%)—$14,500 – $14,5003

Median, P25, and P75 are asking rents from listings posted in August 2022. Changes compare against the nearest prior month with data.

Financial District vs. New York City — August 2022

BedroomsFinancial District MedianNYC Citywide MedianDifference
Studio$3,600$2,300+$1,300 (+56.5%)
Studio$3,500$2,300+$1,200 (+52.2%)
1BR$4,000$2,350+$1,650 (+70.2%)
1BR$4,850$2,350+$2,500 (+106.4%)
1BR$4,950$2,350+$2,600 (+110.6%)
2BR$6,500$2,800+$3,700 (+132.1%)
2BR$7,500$2,800+$4,700 (+167.9%)
2BR$7,500$2,800+$4,700 (+167.9%)
3BR$14,500$3,350+$11,150 (+332.8%)
3BR$6,395$3,350+$3,045 (+90.9%)
4BR$14,500$4,224+$10,276 (+243.3%)
4BR$14,500$4,224+$10,276 (+243.3%)

Citywide figure is the median of zip-level medians across 168 New York City zip codes with listings in August 2022.

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